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The Diary of James Clegg of Chapel en Le Frith, 1708-1755: 1708-36
James Clegg (1679-1755), son of James Clegg and Ann Livesey, ". . . was a Dissenting minister . . . [who] was in demand over a wide area . . . he was in touch, either in person or by letter, with a wide cross-section of provincial society . . . [and] showed himself to be well aware of matters of concern in the nation at large . . . when religion and politics were still inextricably linked . . ."--Dust jacket.
Extracts from the Diary and Autobiography of the Rev. James Clegg,
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Extracts from the Diary and Autobiography of the Rev. James Clegg
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Extracts from the Diary and Autobiography of the Rev. James Clegg, Nonconformist Minister and Doctor of Medicine, A.D. 1679 to 1755
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The Diary of James Clegg of Chapel en Le Frith, 1708-1755
James Clegg (1679-1755), son of James Clegg and Ann Livesey, ". . . was a Dissenting minister . . . [who] was in demand over a wide area . . . he was in touch, either in person or by letter, with a wide cross-section of provincial society . . . [and] showed himself to be well aware of matters of concern in the nation at large . . . when religion and politics were still inextricably linked . . ."--Dust jacket.
