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Benjamin Stillingfleet

Benjamin Stillingfleet (1702–1771) was an English botanist, polymath, and writer.

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Known for
the source of the phrase Blue Stocking
Occupation
Author
Born
1702 Wood Norton, Norfolk, England
Died
15 December 1771 Piccadilly, England
Resting place
St James's Church, Piccadilly

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Benjamin Stillingfleet

Nodes37
Edges36
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Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
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Benjamin Stillingfleet

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related to Life · 25
Benjamin Stillingfleet → Alps, Benjamin's, Bentley, Cambridge, Common Room, During, Edward Stillingfleet, Felbrigg Hall, Fellow, Grand Tour, He, His, Mary Ann, Master, Norfolk, Norwich School, Richard Bentley, Stillingfleet, Switzerland, This
related to Works · 10
Benjamin Stillingfleet → An Oratorio, Harmony, Husbandry, John Christopher SmithPrinciples, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating, Natural History, Paradise Lost, Physick, Power, Stillingfleet
related to External links · 2
Benjamin Stillingfleet → ECPA, Eighteenth-Century Poetry Archive
Born · 1
Benjamin Stillingfleet → 1702 Wood Norton, Norfolk, England
Died · 1
Benjamin Stillingfleet → 15 December 1771 Piccadilly, England
Known for · 1
Benjamin Stillingfleet → the source of the phrase Blue Stocking
Occupation · 1
Benjamin Stillingfleet → Author
Resting place · 1
Benjamin Stillingfleet → St James's Church, Piccadilly

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stillingfleet blue bluestocking windham society 1702 piccadilly years also music published benjamin died one college paradise lost intellectual stockings 1771

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Benjamin StillingfleetBorn1702 Wood Norton, Norfolk, England1.00infobox
Benjamin StillingfleetDied15 December 1771 Piccadilly, England1.00infobox
Benjamin StillingfleetKnown forthe source of the phrase Blue Stocking1.00infobox
Benjamin StillingfleetOccupationAuthor1.00infobox
Benjamin StillingfleetResting placeSt James's Church, Piccadilly1.00infobox
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to External linksEighteenth-Century Poetry Archive0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to External linksECPA0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to LifeWood Norton0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to LifeNorfolk0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to LifeMary Ann0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to LifeEdward Stillingfleet0.60section
Benjamin Stillingfleetrelated to LifeHe0.60section

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