The Life, Motto, and Library of William Walker (1570–1642), Vicar of Chiswick

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2026
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Abstract
This essay identifies the author of the florid inscription ‘Will and Walke aright. Will: Walker’, in new detail, analyzes the motto, and reconstructs William Walker’s small but unquestionably significant personal library.
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Journal in the library with the lead pipe
Year 2026
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