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Frederick Temple

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Frederick Temple 1821-1902, Anglican prelate, archbishop of Canterbury, b. Santa Maura, one of the Ionian Islands. A fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, he was ordained a priest in 1847. He was an advocate of educational reform and schooling for the poor, and from 1848 to 1857 he worked in the government education dept. He was appointed headmaster of Rugby in 1857. An essay published in the controversial Essays and Reviews (1860) awakened suspicions that Temple leaned toward radicalism. When Gladstone nominated him (1869) to the bishopric of Exeter there was much protest. However, he was consecrated... Read more
Temple, Frederick
Temple, Frederick (1821–1902), Abp. of Canterbury from 1897. He was Headmaster of Rugby (1857–69), Bp. of Exeter (1869–85... Read more
Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood Dufferin and Ava, 1st marquess of
, 1826-1902, British diplomat. He served on numerous missions abroad, as governor-general of Canada (1872-78), ambassador to Russia (1879-81), ambassador to Turkey (1881-82), commissioner to Egypt (1882-83), viceroy of India (1884-88), ambassador to Italy (1888-91), and ambassador to France Read more

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