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Beyond Port and Prejudice: Charles Lloyd of Oxford, 1784-1829 [Hardcover] Baker, William J.
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For one who was not particularly known for his spirituality or for his preaching and who compiled a meager scholarly record and was a weak administrator, Charles Lloyd certainly rose quickly in the Church of England. The chief merit of this study is that it tells us why: Lloyd was eminently political, especially with regard to his own advancement.
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