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GEORGE EDWARD LYNCH COTTON (1813–1866)

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Originally appearing in Volume V07, Page 255 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GEORGE
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EDWARD
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LYNCH
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COTTON (1813–1866)  ,
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English educationist and divine, was
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born at
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Chester on the 29th of
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October 1813 . He received his
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education at
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Westminster school, and at Trinity
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College,
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Cambridge . Here he joined the
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Low
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Church party, and was also the intimate friend of several disciples of
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Thomas
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Arnold, among whom were C . J .
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Vaughan and W . J .
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Conybeare . The
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influence of Arnold determined the
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character and course of his
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life .

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