| A great churchman, Hincmar, Archbishop of Rheims, was the deviser of the new arrangement. |
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| Daddy was a churchman whose churchmanship was recognized and honored by those who really knew him. |
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| This massive biography describes the rise to power of the last great English churchman to preside over the King's government. |
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| They would say that being an archpriest of a major basilica is an important job, you need a senior churchman to do it. |
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| Many thanks also to the lawyers who did a good job and to the churchman who stood bail. |
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| A lifelong churchman, Bishop Timothy decided at the age of 12 that he wanted to become a priest, and he always loved poetry and writing verse. |
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| He was a scholar, a scientist, an unswerving churchman, a man of public affairs. |
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| Coming from a politician rather than a churchman, it was all the more compelling. |
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| The league at Florence had suggested getting a priest to attack Galileo but was reprimanded by a churchman, perhaps the Archbishop of Florence, at whose home they had met. |
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| As a churchman he contributed to the debate about the Noachian flood, without identifying it specifically in the superficial deposits he examined. |
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| Or perhaps the remark was a mere evasion, a way of saying politely to a prominent churchman that Africans desperately need to end the culture of impunity. |
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| As a churchman I used to have only certainties, and an answer for everything. |
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| We meet a new character, the Deacon, a churchman who is Bunny Colvin's confidante and Cutty's helper. |
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| Richard Fox was an English churchman, successively Bishop of Exeter, Bath and Wells, Durham, and Winchester, Lord Privy Seal, and founder of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. |
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| However, the terms high churchman and ritualist have often been wrongly treated as interchangeable. |
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| Some of the terms used for individual clergy are clergyman, clergywoman and churchman. |
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| Among other things, the lowborn churchman raised taxes to finance England's campaign against France, and he suppressed 29 monasteries to get the money to found what is now Christ Church, Oxford. |
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| Numerous documents recount how the ownership of this estate and its high quality vineyards passed from one famous nobleman or churchman to another. |
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| This required the acquiescence of Becket as the Archbishop of Canterbury, traditionally the churchman with the right to conduct the ceremony. |
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| He became, after John Parry, the earliest Puritan church leader in Wales and was a direct influence on fellow churchman, Walter Cradock. |
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| As a churchman he was typically Anglican, equally removed from the Puritan and the Roman positions. |
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| Formerly, the Lord Chancellor was almost always a churchman, as during the Middle Ages the clergy were amongst the few literate men of the realm. |
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| As a churchman he was a decided Erastian, and strongly opposed to the High Church party. |
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| The late Bishop of Bangor and Liberal churchman Tony Crockett used the word adiaphora to denote this issue. |
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| Columbanus, Columba's fellow countryman and churchman, had asked for a papal judgement on the Easter question as did abbots and bishops of Ireland. |
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| In the early 660s, he expelled Ionan monks from the monastery of Ripon and gave it to Wilfrid, a Northumbrian churchman who had recently returned from Rome. |
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| His early supporters included Roger of Mandeville, Richard of Redvers, Richard d'Avranches and Robert Fitzhamon, along with the churchman Roger of Salisbury. |
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| He was also introduced to John Churchman, a distinguished London merchant who became Master of the Merchant Taylors Company. |
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| A lifelong High Churchman, the Reverend Edward Bouverie Pusey remained the spiritual father of the Oxford Movement and in holy orders of the Church of England. |
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| It has been argued and unsettled whether any English Churchman in the 13th century would have disputed that the Pope was the head of the Universal Church. |
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