The Life and Times of John Wilkins / Warden of Wadham College, Oxford; Master of Trinity College, Cambridge; and Bishop of Chester
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A concise biographical study traces the life of John Wilkins from his early years through his wardenship at Wadham College, his brief mastership at Trinity College, and his later episcopal service. It combines institutional history of the college—its foundation, architecture, statutes, and social and academic life—with narrative of his career, character, and responses to seventeenth-century religious and political upheavals. Organized into chapters on the college's origins, the subject's pre-appointment life, his wardenship, and post‑Oxford years, the work relies on archival registers, contemporary accounts, and illustrations to sketch a readable portrait rather than exhaustive scholarship.
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