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Born at Rye in Sussex, on 9 October 1623, he may have belonged to one of the French
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As a sectarian preacher, Jeake frequently clashed with the authorities. He was prosecuted before the privy council in 1681, and his meeting-house was shut up. Next year he was again delated, under the
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