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Robert Robinson (Dissenting minister)
Robert Robinson D.D. (c. 1726 – 1791), was an eccentric Dissenting Minister, and has been accused of being controversial and belligerent.〔James Cocks; ''Memorials of Hatherlow and of the old Chadkick Chapel''; Stockport, 1895.〕
== Early life ==
Born about 1726, Robinson was educated at the dissenting academy at Plasterers' Hall, Addle Street, London. His tutors here were Zephaniah Marryat, D. D. (c. 1684 – 1754), theological tutor, "considered to be the best Greek scholar among the Dissenters"; and John Walker, LL. D., Classical and Hebrew tutor, who was "celebrated for his profound knowledge of the oriental languages".〔Irene Parker; ''Dissenting Academies in England, their rise and progress''; Cambridge, University press, 1914.〕 Plasterers' Hall was unashamedly Independent or Congregationalist and it evolved into Independent College, Homerton. It was the academy Joseph Priestley's Calvinistic relatives would have sent him, had he not, "being at that time an Arminian, ... resolutely opposed it, especially upon finding that if () went thither, besides giving a () experience, () must subscribe () assent to ten printed articles of the strictest Calvinist faith, and repeat it every six months".〔''Memoirs of Joseph Priestley, written by himself to the year 1795, with a continuation to the time of his decease by his son, Joseph Priestley''; London; 1809.〕 Marryat and Walker were devoted to Calvinism, and it was they who determined this rule that all students should biannually subscribe to the Calvinistic creed of ten articles.
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