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== The Nuttall Encyclopedia <ref name="term_76520" /> ==
== The Nuttall Encyclopedia <ref name="term_76520" /> ==
<p> Cardinal, born in Hertfordshire; [[Fellow]] of Merton, Oxford, and a leader in the Tractarian Movement there; became rector in Sussex; married, and became [[Archdeacon]] of Chichester; his wife being dead, and dissatisfied with the state of matters in the [[Church]] of England, in 1851 joined the Church of Rome, became [[Archbishop]] of [[Westminster]] in 1865, and [[Cardinal]] in 1875; took interest in social matters as well as the [[Catholic]] propaganda; a too candid "Life" has been written of him since his decease, which has created much controversy (1808-1892). </p>
<p> Cardinal, born in Hertfordshire; [[Fellow]] of Merton, Oxford, and a leader in the Tractarian Movement there; became rector in Sussex; married, and became [[Archdeacon]] of Chichester; his wife being dead, and dissatisfied with the state of matters in the Church of England, in 1851 joined the Church of Rome, became [[Archbishop]] of [[Westminster]] in 1865, and [[Cardinal]] in 1875; took interest in social matters as well as the [[Catholic]] propaganda; a too candid "Life" has been written of him since his decease, which has created much controversy (1808-1892). </p>
          
          
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Revision as of 13:57, 12 October 2021

The Nuttall Encyclopedia [1]

Cardinal, born in Hertfordshire; Fellow of Merton, Oxford, and a leader in the Tractarian Movement there; became rector in Sussex; married, and became Archdeacon of Chichester; his wife being dead, and dissatisfied with the state of matters in the Church of England, in 1851 joined the Church of Rome, became Archbishop of Westminster in 1865, and Cardinal in 1875; took interest in social matters as well as the Catholic propaganda; a too candid "Life" has been written of him since his decease, which has created much controversy (1808-1892).

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