Author talk:John Moore (1807-1856)

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  • "Canon John Moore, DD (1807–1856), professor (1832–40), then President (1848–53) of Oscott; missioner at St Chad's (1840–8) and Handsworth (1853–6); said to have been the first to invite Pugin to Oscott in 1837 and to have introduced him to John Hardman: Dame Mary Francis Roskell, OSB, Memoirs of Francis Kerrill Amherst, D.D., ed. H. Vaughan (1903), p. 193. Despite being Bishop Walsh's right-hand man, and expected successor, it was Bishop Ullathorne who succeeded in 1848." —[1]

—Beleg Tâl (talk) 20:30, 24 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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