The Rod in Pickle; Or, an Answer to the Appeal of John Church, the Obelisk Preacher: Containing an Authentic Narrative of the Cause of His Leaving Banbury, in Oxfordshire: Together with the Charges Exhibited Against Him, the Meeting of His Friends in Consequence of Those Charges, and the Result of That Meeting. to Which Are Added, His Letters, Written to the Managers of the Banbury Meeting-House, Begging Them Not to Let the Cause of His Dismissal Be Known in London.
The Rod in Pickle; Or, an Answer to the Appeal of John Church, the Obelisk Preacher: Containing an Authentic Narrative of the Cause of His Leaving Banbury, in Oxfordshire: Together with the Charges Exhibited Against Him, the Meeting of His Friends in Consequence of Those Charges, and the Result of That Meeting. to Which Are Added, His Letters, Written to the Managers of the Banbury Meeting-House, Begging Them Not to Let the Cause of His Dismissal Be Known in London.
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The Rod in Pickle, written by T. Latham in the early 19th century, is a critical response to the scandal surrounding John Church, a preacher from Banbury, Oxfordshire. The book details the allegations of misconduct against Church, including inappropriate behavior towards boys, which led to his dismissal from the congregation. Latham provides an authentic narrative, including letters and testimonies from congregational meetings, that reveal the moral implications of Church's actions and the public outrage that followed. This work is notable for its exploration of accountability within religious contexts and its examination of early LGBTQ+ themes in the church.
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Latham, T.. The Rod in Pickle; Or, an Answer to the Appeal of John Church, the Obelisk Preacher: Containing an Authentic Narrative of the Cause of His Leaving Banbury, in Oxfordshire: Together with the Charges Exhibited Against Him, the Meeting of His Friends in Consequence of Those Charges, and the Result of That Meeting. to Which Are Added, His Letters, Written to the Managers of the Banbury Meeting-House, Begging Them Not to Let the Cause of His Dismissal Be Known in London.. Lex. https://lex-books.com/book/the-rod-in-pickle-or-an-answer-to-the-appeal-of-john-church-the-obelisk-preacher-eb4e1147-3cd3-4b07-b02e-8e75228d69cd.