Arthur Charlett
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Dr Arthur Charlett (1655–1722), Master of University College, Oxford, (1692–1722) was an Oxford academic and controversialist. Some of his books and papers passed into the possession of George Ballard and are now in the Ballard Collection at the Bodleian Library.[1]
- Shelfmark W/H-2-50
- Aelfric, Grammaticus. English-Saxon homily on the birth-day of St. Gregory: ... an account of the conversion of the English ... Translated ... with notes, ... By Eliz. Elstob.
London: 1709.- Inscription on third front free endpaper: From the Learned Publisher [i.e. William Bowyer].
Inscription on third front free endpaper: Univ. Coll. Oxon 19. Oct. 1709 [...] Charlett.
Inscription on third front free endpaper: George Ballard.
Inscription on third front free endpaper: Presented to the Cathedral Library by [in a different, earlier ink:] R. Eden. Oriel Coll. Oxon. 1857.
- Inscription on third front free endpaper: From the Learned Publisher [i.e. William Bowyer].