Works by Hugh Broughton

The name Hugh Broughton comes up from time to time in the King James and Bible versions debate -- most often because he was not included in the translation committee and wrote virulently against the new translation after it became available.

He seems to be an interesting character, and quite the character at that! There is no question of his language skills, though his people skills were sadly lacking. While doing some research I came across the following works of Broughton.

• A Censure of the late translation for our Churches: sent vnto a Right Worshipfull knight, Attendant vpon the King
• The Works of the Great Albionean Divine, Renown'd in Many Nations for rare Skill in Salems & Athens Tongues, and familiar Acquaintance with all Rabbinical Learning, Mr. Hugh Broughton (collected by John Lightfoot)

The work in the first link is a transcription, and is also found in the Google book.