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William Laud

William Laud Archbishop of Canterbury

Archbishop of Canterbury (1573-1645).

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10/17/1573

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1/10/1645

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Kingdom of England

Archbishop of Canterbury

(8/6/1633 - 1/10/1645)

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: 8/6/1633

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Bishop of London

(1628 - 1633)

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George Montaigne

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Anglican Bishop of Bath and Wells

(1626 - 1628)

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Anglican Bishop of St Davids

(1621 - 1626)

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Dean of Gloucester

(1616 - 1621)

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Laud, William (DNB00)

William Laud (1573–1645), Archbishop of Canterbury

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Hatchlands Park

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Anthony Van Dyck

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