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WILLIAM COXE English churchman, Archdeacon of Wiltshire; historian. Date: 1747 - 1828
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1747 1828 Archdeacon Churchman Historian Wiltshire Coxe
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1. Title: "William Coxe: A Devoted Churchman and Prolific Historian of Wiltshire" William Coxe (1747-1828), an English churchman and historian, is depicted in this portrait. Born on March 13, 1747, in Wiltshire, England, Coxe dedicated his life to the Anglican Church and the pursuit of historical knowledge. Coxe's ecclesiastical career began when he was appointed Archdeacon of Wiltshire in 1782. In this role, he served the local community and contributed to the spiritual well-being of the people of Wiltshire. His dedication to the Church extended beyond his official duties, as he was also an active and engaged member of his local parish. In addition to his ecclesiastical responsibilities, Coxe was a prolific historian. He is best known for his work "Memoirs of Sir William Temple and his Family," which was published in 1786. This comprehensive biography of Sir William Temple, a prominent English statesman and writer, showcases Coxe's meticulous research and exceptional storytelling abilities. Coxe's historical contributions did not end with Sir William Temple. He also wrote "A Sketch of the History of Wiltshire," which was published posthumously in 1822. This work provides a valuable account of the history of Wiltshire, shedding light on the county's rich past and its significant figures. The portrait of William Coxe captures the essence of a man deeply committed to his faith and his community, as well as his passion for uncovering and sharing historical knowledge. His legacy as a churchman and historian continues to inspire and inform our understanding of English history and the role of the Church in shaping it.
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