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John Skinner (1744-1816)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: John Skinner

Date of birth: 1744

Date of death: 1816

Source of information: Special Collections

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad

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Theology H-1/HAL: Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illustrative of the liturgy of the Church of England; exhibiting the several emendations of it, and substitutions for it, that have been proposed from time to time, and partially adopted, whether at home or abroad