William Godwin's Diary

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Lilburne (1  August  1825) Lilburne, John Unable to identify specific title read on this date.
WG reads Lilburne in the British Museum. During 1825 he writes on Lilburne for Volume II (volumes 3 and 4 of the 8-volume edition) of his History of the Commonwealth.
WG's History of the Commonwealth cites the following materials in treating Lilburne's 1645 conflict with conflict with parliament and his arrest:

Lilburne, Innocency and Truth Justified, p. 7 (3:2).
Lilburne, Peoples Prerogative, p. 63 (3:4).
[Lilburne,] Legal Fundamental Liberties, p. 23 (3:4).
Lilburne, Resolved Mans Resolution, p. 32 (3:5).
[Lilburne,] Just Mans Justification, p. 5 (3:5).
[Lilburne,] Just Mans Justification, 2nd edition, 1647, p. 20 (3:9).
[Lilburne,] Englands Birthright (3:10).
Prynne, Liar Confounded, p. 4, 5 (3:16, 17).
Lilburne, Letter to a Friend, p. 13 (3:16).
Journals of [House of] Commons (3:19).
WG's History of the Commonwealth cites the following materials in treating Lilburne's conflict with Cromwell in 1646-1647:
[Lilburne,] Resolved Mans Resolution, p. 37 (4:412).
Journals of [House of] Lords (4:413).
[Lilburne,] Anatomy of Lords Tyranny, being a Speech Delivered to a Committee of the
Commons, Nov. 6, p. 14, 15 [ 1646] (4:415).
Lilburne, Londons Liberty in Chains (4:416).
Lilburne, Oppressed Mans Oppressions (4:417).
[Lilburne,] Jonahs Cry, p. 2, 3. 4 (4:418).
[Lilburne,] Two letters to Marten, p. 7 (4:427).
[Lilburne,] Additional Plea to Maynard, p. 22 (4:430).
[Lilburne,] Jugglers Discovered, p. 5 (4:431).

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