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Overall: A clergyman, Gardiner received preferments in 1704 from his father, the bishop of Lincoln, which he held until his death. He published a few sermons, as well as poems in the Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany and an English translation of 'Rapin of gardens'. | |||
Property / Biographical notes: Overall: A clergyman, Gardiner received preferments in 1704 from his father, the bishop of Lincoln, which he held until his death. He published a few sermons, as well as poems in the Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany and an English translation of 'Rapin of gardens'. / rank | |||
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* 1676, + 4 Sept. 1734, sub-dean of Lincoln, son of James Gardiner, bishop of Lincoln
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English | James Gardiner |
* 1676, + 4 Sept. 1734, sub-dean of Lincoln, son of James Gardiner, bishop of Lincoln |
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Education: Westminster School; pensioner of Emmanuel College, Cambridge 1695; BA, as sixteenth wrangler, 1699; MA in 1702; elected a fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge 1700; incorporated into the University of Oxford 1703
Periodicals etc.: Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Poems, 1709
Overall: A clergyman, Gardiner received preferments in 1704 from his father, the bishop of Lincoln, which he held until his death. He published a few sermons, as well as poems in the Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany and an English translation of 'Rapin of gardens'.
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