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MS Add.6955-6957 Inclosure of Rampton, Cambridgeshire: Minutes and accounts
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MS Add.6960 Cambridgeshire Poor Rate Assessment
MS Add.6967 Arms and pedigrees of Suffolk families
MS Add.6968 Francis Sandford: Genealogy of Robert Paston, Lord Yarmouth
MS Add.697-699 Joseph Beaumont: Question Books
MS Add.6970 Cambridge University Library: List of subscribers to the new library
MS Add.6972-6973 Hugh Eveyln-White: Horae ad usum Sarum
MS Add.6974 Arthur Joseph Munby: Susan, a poem of Degrees
MS Add.6975 Introits for Sundays and Festivals, set to music on a four-line stave
MS Add.6982-6983 Godfrey Harold Hardy: Mathematical Papers
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Joseph Beaumont: Question Books

Title Joseph Beaumont: Question Books
Reference GBR/0012/MS Add.697-699
Creator Beaumont, Joseph, 1616-1699
Covering Dates 1677–1699
Extent and Medium 3 volumes
Repository Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
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Joseph Beaumont (1616-1699), Master of Peterhouse and Regius Professor of Divinity, University of Cambridge. Beaumont was born in Hadleigh, Suffolk and started his education at the local grammar school, eventually graduating with a BA from Peterhouse, Cambridge in 1635. A staunchly religious man, Beaumont was ejected from his fellowship position at Peterhouse for promoting Laudianism within the college, along with Matthew Wren (bishop of Ely) and John Cosin. He published a mystical epic, 'Psyche, or, Love's Mystery' in 1648, as well as a compilation of English poems entitled 'Minor Poems' (1644-52). Beaumont became Master of Peterhouse in 1663, where he promoted high-churchmanship and strict discipline. He died from gout in November 1699.

Volumes of examination questions of acts held in the schools at Cambridge.

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Please cite as Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Joseph Beaumont: Question Books, MS Add.697-699

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Beaumont, Joseph (1616-1699) poet and college head
Manuscripts/MS Add.697-699 contains:
MS Add.697 Question book. Containing 'responsiones' by the following: Francis Phips of King's College, John Wickins of Trinity, John Mauliverer of Magdalene, James Hollis of Clare Hall, Francis Long of Caius, Ralph Barker of Caius, Samuel Crowbrow of Queens', Charles Wren (?) of Pembroke Hall, JamesCrompton of Jesus, John Glover of Peterhouse, John Billers of St John's, James Mansfield of Trinity, Samuel Owbery of Jesus, Thomas Ashton of Clare Hall, Richard Stephens of King's, Charles Ellis of Christ's, Andrew Pern of Peterhouse, Samuel Lee of St Catharine's Hall, John Skelton of Jesus, Joshua Burton of Caius, Christopher Bedford of Pembroke Hall, Thomas Barker of Magdalene, Richard Laughton of Clare Hall, Christopher Goodfellow of Queens', Robert Cannon of King's, Richard Davies of Peterhouse, Edward Laney of Pembroke Hall, James Talbot of Trinity, Robert Lightfoot of Trinity, John Ellis of Caius, Gilbert Hook of Jesus, Robert Marsden of Jesus,and Charles Darby of Jesus.
1 volume; paper.
1699
MS Add.698 Question book. Containing 'responsiones' by the following: Hugh Wentworth and Richard Salter of Jesus College; Robert Hancock and Richard Hook of Clare Hall; Thomas Jekell and Henry James of Queens'; Benjamin Johnson and Thomas Goodlad of Sidney Sussex; Samuel Beck and Henry Gostlin of Corpus Christi; Matthew Boucheret, Patrick Cock, Edward Jones, John Gooding, Sir Isaac Newton, Samuel Scattergood, Ralph Stanton, Edward Bathurst, and William Burwell of Trinity; Robert Peachy, Edward Duncon, and John Burwell of Pembroke Hall; Edward Michel, Caesar Crouch, and Jacob Clark of King's; John Glanvill, Andrew Baron, and William Falkner of Peterhouse; Thomas Fairmedow, Thomas Linford, and John Turner of Christ's; Thomas Cox and Richard Oldham of St John's; Richard Salter of Jesus; James Calamy of St Catharine's.
1 volume; paper.
1682
MS Add.699 Question book. Contents consist of: Sermon on Matthew i.17, incomplete at end (fo.3); 'responsiones' of John Scamler of Clare College, Timothy Puller of Jesus, James Goodwin of Clare, John Howorth of Trinity, James (?) Loe of Christ's, John (?) Levet of Christ's, Isaac Bringhurst of Queens', and (fo. 45) Sir Isaac Newton of Trinity. fo. 109: blank.
1 volume; paper.
1677

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