Monday, February 23, 2015

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 SOURCE OF QUOTATION
Rev. James Wilkinson was the Anglican Vicar of Sheffield for over half a century – from 1754 to 1805. He was reputed to have had a “commanding personal presence, dignified manner, unspotted character & [to be] with a benevolent disposition” (Price, 2011:17). Rev. Wilkinson’s wealth, as the owner of many country estates that he had inherited from his maternal ancestors, placed him in the most influential position in town, a position that was also bolstered by him being the local magistrate, effectively making him both “king and priest of the place” (Price, 2011:17).

REFERENCES
“History of Sheffield”. [s.d.]. Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Sheffield [2014, May 22].
Price, David. 2011. Sheffield troublemakers: rebels and radicals in Sheffield history. Chichester: Phillimore.


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