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Richard Bradshaigh or Bradshaw (alias ''Barton'', 1602–1669), was an English
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Biography

Bradshaigh was born in
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in 1602. He was educated in the English college at Rome and entered the Society of Jesus in 1625. Bradshaigh became a professed father in 1640 and rector of the English college at
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in 1642. He was Provincial of the English province (1656–60) during the great political change in the collapse of the
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and the restoration of the monarchy. He was rector of the English college at
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from 1660 till his death on 12 February 1669.


Works

Dodd ascribes to him a work on the ''Nullity of the Protestant Clergy'' in reply to Archbishop Bramhall, but the correctness of this statement has been questioned. Some interesting letters written by him in 1660 to Father General Nickell upon English affairs. cites Foley's ''Records''.


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References

* ;Attribution * Note the following sources: **Oliver's ''Collections'' S.J. 51; **Foley's ''Records'', i. 227–32, vii. 78; **Backer's ''Bibliothèque des Ecrivains de la Compagnie de Jésus'' (1849), i. 439. {{DEFAULTSORT:Bradshaigh, Richard 1602 births 1669 deaths 17th-century Roman Catholics 17th-century English Jesuits Clergy from Lancashire English emigrants to France