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Gilbert Elliot

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priest and Dean of Bristol (1800–1891)

Born	1800
Died	1891

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A letter to a yeoman in favour of abolition of church rates

by Gilbert Elliot First published in 1837 — 2 editions
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Reformation or the Counter-Reformation: which shall it be? : address of the very Rev. the Dean of Bristol at a public meeting, held at Bristol, December 15th, 1874.

by Gilbert Elliot First published in 1874 — 1 edition

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Sermons on some of the subjects of the day: preached at Trinity Church, Marylebone

by Gilbert Elliot First published in 1850 — 1 edition

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Ornaments rubrics, &c.: a letter to the Rev. F. Vaughan Mather ...

by Gilbert Elliot First published in 1874 — 1 edition

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Sermons on the charitable institutions of the district of Trinity, Marylebone

by Gilbert Elliot First published in 1847 — 1 edition

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Died	1891

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OLID: OL4988279A
ISNI: 0000000027378354
Library of Congress Names: n88175769
VIAF: 60640710
Wikidata: Q23305065
Inventaire.io: wd:Q23305065

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July 31, 2025	Edited by WikidataBot	[sync_author_identifiers_with_wikidata] add wikidata remote identifiers
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September 23, 2008	Created by ImportBot	Imported from Oregon Libraries MARC record