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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/4472290 Title: The conspiracy against the late Bishop of New-York : unravelled by one of the conspirators Author: James Cook Richmond Publisher: New-York : James C. Richmond, 1845. OCLC:4472290

  
  

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The conspiracy against the late Bishop of New-York : unravelled by one of the conspirators

Author:	James Cook Richmond
Publisher:	New-York : James C. Richmond, 1845.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"One of the more plainspoken and entertaining accounts of the Onderdonk controversy, from an author whom Onderdonk remarks in his statement,'His erratic peculiarities are well known.' Richmond here unravels the conspiracy against Onderdonk by claiming sole credit for it. He also amplifies on the rumors that Onderdonk drank ('I said, "He is in the habit of being overcome by wine;" and I confess here I made a mistake out of tenderness, for I ought to have said brandy'), though his most damning remarks regard the Bishop's sexual misconduct. Richmond notes, 'a wife of a clergyman now living in the West, whose testimony will come in, on the second trial, was standing alone in a room by a window, when this mad * * ll came up softly behind her, and at once, like lightning, thrust both his hands down into her bosom!'"  Read more...
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Subjects	Onderdonk, Benjamin T. -- (Benjamin Tredwell), -- 1791-1861. Episcopal Church. -- Diocese of New York.
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