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Meaning of "english clergyman"
english clergyman - This phrase refers to a male member of the clergy in the Church of England. It specifically identifies individuals who hold a position within the English clergy, often in Anglican churches or related institutions. ~
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english clergyman
English clergyman and biblical scholar.
His mother was the daughter of an English clergyman.
That English clergyman sent a number of telegrams yesterday.
The concept was introduced by an English clergyman and political writer John Brand.
That English clergyman senta number of telegrams yesterday.
William Holder was an English clergyman.
English clergyman and Protestant martyr.
Capt. Lux was the son of an English clergyman.
Samuel Clarke, English clergyman and philosopher b.
Well, he does his best but he 's no substitute for an English clergyman.
Montague Summers, English clergyman and author b.
The English clergyman Stephen Hales made the first published measurement of blood pressure in 1733.
Kambala was established in 1887 by Louisa Gurney, the daughter of an English clergyman.
Was an English clergyman and writer active in the late 12th century.
June 24 - John Kempthorne, English clergyman and hymnwriter d.
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English clergyman Robert Burton ( 1621 ) stated that cannabis was helpful to treat depression.
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English is also taught as a compulsory second language
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