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Meaning of "william laud"
william laud - This phrase refers to a historical figure, William Laud, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633 to 1645 during the reign of Charles I in England
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william laud
Juxon reported to William Laud that he did not despair of a good issue.
There he was known as an opponent of William Laud.
Archbishop William Laud is beheaded for treason at the Tower of London.
But he found his plans counteracted by William Laud.
William Laud was executed.
In that capacity he was present during the execution of William Laud.
He gave evidence against William Laud as to his policy when chancellor of Dublin University.
He was regarded as a follower of William Laud.
Alvey emerged victorious from the fray, thanks to the support from Archbishop William Laud.
They attracted the attention of William Laud.
An early patron was John Williams, the bishop of Lincoln and hostile to William Laud.
His career was cut short by William Laud.
During his tenure at Reading one of his students was William Laud.
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