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See also: English evangelical divine,
was See also: born at See also: Leeds and educated at Leeds grammar-school
and Cambridge
.
After taking his degree he went to Thorparch,
Owing to the advent of a Liberal See also: ministry in See also: England, See also: December
1905, this scheme remained inoperative (see See also: TRANSVAAL: See also: History)
.
See also: Yorkshire, as curate and assistant schoolmaster
.
Subsequently he became See also: head master of See also: Hull grammar-school, and in 1768 he was chosen afternoon lecturer at See also: Holy Trinity See also: church, Hull
.
He became a strong supporter of the evangelical
See also: movement of the See also: period, and greatly contributed to its success in Hull
.
In addition to his See also: work as head master, he took See also: charge of See also: North Ferriby parish, about 9 M. from Hull
.
His published See also: works include essays and numerous sermons, but his best known work is the History of the Church of Christ (Lon-See also: don, 1794-1809)
.
He lived to See also: complete the first three volumes, and two more were added by his See also: brother, Isaac Milner (1750-182o), dean of See also: Carlisle, who re-edited the whole work in 181o
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