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  • Thomas Fuller, lithograph by C. Kell, 1874, after a portrait by an unknown artist, 1648
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    There he completed The Church-History of Britain (1655), notable for its number of excellent character sketches, and added to it The History of the University of Cambridge and The History of Waltham-Abbey in Essex (1655). In 1658 he was given the parish of Cranford, near London, and continued…

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