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William Freind

William Freind (c.1715–1766) was an 18th-century Church of England clergyman who was Dean of Canterbury from 1760 to 1766.

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William Freind

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related to Works · 27
William Freind → Being, By William Freind, Cantuariensis Provinciæ, Catalogue, Chaplain, Commons, Concio, Day, ESTC, Gulielmo Freind, His Majesty, Honourable House, January, King Charles, Londini, London, Margaret’s Westminster, Martyrdom, MDCCLXI, Novembris

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westminster freind canterbury william church prebendary oxford dean 1760 witney school daughter also christ rectory appointed robinson 1755 1715 1766

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
William Freindrelated to WorksThe English Short Title0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksCatalogue0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksESTC0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksHonourable House0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksCommons0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksSt0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksMargaret’s Westminster0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksThursday0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksJanuary0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksBeing0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksDay0.60section
William Freindrelated to WorksMartyrdom0.60section

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    William Freind

    Nodes16
    Edges15
    Triples27
    Avg. degree1.88
    Density0.125
    Components1
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