Armitage Robinson

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British priest (1858-1933)

United Kingdom AcademicsLived 1858 to 1933 · aged 75

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Joseph Armitage Robinson was a priest in the Church of England and scholar. He was successively Dean of Westminster (1902-1911) and of Wells (1911-1933).

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Memorial in Wells Cathedral

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1932Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Fellow of the British Academy

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Michael Llewellyn-SmithAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Reginald Clare HartAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Rickman GodleeAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Ailwyn Fellowes, 1st Baron AilwynAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

Edmond SladeAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order Arthur de la MareAlso won Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order

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