John Bird Sumner

Portrait by [[Margaret Sarah Carpenter]] John Bird Sumner (25 February 1780 – 6 September 1862) was a bishop in the Church of England and Archbishop of Canterbury. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Poema numismate annuo dignatum, et in Curia cantabrigiensi recitatum, A.D. 1800. Auctore J. B. Sumner.
    by Sumner, John Bird, 1780-1862
    Published 1800
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    A treatise on the records of the creation, and on the moral attributes of the creator : with particular reference to the Jewish history ... /
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    A treatise on the records of the creation and on the moral attributes of the creator : with particular reference to the Jewish history ... /
    by Sumner, John Bird, 1780-1862
    Published 1825
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    A treatise on the records of the creation and on the moral attributes of the creator : with particular reference to the Jewish history and to the consistency of the principle of population with the wisdom and goodness of the Deity /
    by Sumner, John Bird, 1780-1862
    Published 1850
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    The funds of the church : their appropriation and alienation the cause of ignorance, heresy, and schism : and church self-government the only remedy for these evils : a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury /
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    Poor law report : illegitimates, their case considered in reference to the abolition of poor laws, by which they now receive some protection, also, interesting to magistrates, a letter to the Right Reverend the Lords Bishops of London and Chester.
    by Vestrian
    Published 1834
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