Narratives of the Insurrections : 1675-1690
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The account was written by one who had "certain knowl- edge" of the course of events, who was familiar with the individuals connected with the revolution, and who was able to add of his own knowledge to that which is contained in the other narratives. The comment "In like manner Shrimp- ton showed himself Shrimpton" might well represent the re- INTRODUCTION 195 lation which Ratcliffe had with one of his own congregation, who proved a lukewarm supporter in time of need. If Rat- cliffe was the wr...iter, it is not impossible that Randolph fur- nished information for use in the narrative. The facts regard- ing Andros's expedition and the case of Shepard of Lynn, with both of which Randolph was familiar, may have come from him.
The manuscript was acquired by the Lambeth Palace Library at some time between 1720 and 1763, possibly in the time of Archbishop Seeker, who added greatly to the collec- tions there. It is bound up in a volume of miscellaneous papers, and consists of twenty pages, eighteen of which con- tain the text.
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The account was written by one who had "certain knowl- edge" of the course of events, who was familiar with the individuals connected with the revolution, and who was able to add of his own knowledge to that which is contained in the other narratives. The comment "In like manner Shrimp- ton showed himself Shrimpton" might well represent the re- INTRODUCTION 195 lation which Ratcliffe had with one of his own congregation, who proved a lukewarm supporter in time of need. If Rat- cliffe was the wr...iter, it is not impossible that Randolph fur- nished information for use in the narrative. The facts regard- ing Andros's expedition and the case of Shepard of Lynn, with both of which Randolph was familiar, may have come from him.
The manuscript was acquired by the Lambeth Palace Library at some time between 1720 and 1763, possibly in the time of Archbishop Seeker, who added greatly to the collec- tions there. It is bound up in a volume of miscellaneous papers, and consists of twenty pages, eighteen of which con- tain the text.
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