Francis Gastrell (10 May 1662 – 24 November 1725) was Bishop of Chester and a writer on deism. He was a friend of Jonathan Swift.

(d. 1772),. a vicar (not of Stratford) who in 1756 bought from Sir John Clopton the house that had replaced Shakespeare's New Place, along with its gardens.

07.03.2013 · The Reverend Francis Gastrell. He bought the house in 1753 but quickly got irritated with tourists wanting to see it, says architectural historian Gavin Stamp.

Rev Francis Gastrell ; Birth: 10 May 1662. Slipton, East Northamptonshire Borough, Northamptonshire, England ; Death: 24 Nov 1725 (aged 63). Oxford, City of ...

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08.09.2018 · The Reverend Francis Gastrell, or 'The man who destroyed New Place,' has come back to life to defend his legacy. Was he really the villain ...

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Results · The Principles of Deism Truly Represented, and Set in a Clear Light: In Two Dialogues Between a Sceptick and a Deist; The First Concerning the ...

Originally published in 1725, this work discusses the merits of the belief in an immortal soul that experiences punishment or reward after death. Price: $125.00.