Talk:Alexander Arbuthnot (bishop)

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This person was a bishop of a protestant diocese in the rural Irish area where there was little or minimal Anglican population. Not sure this is notable as the sources are not of an independent, secondary and non trivial nature.--Vintagekits 16:51, 19 May 2007 (UTC)Reply

I think 19th century Anglican bishops in Ireland qualify on the notability front: they were often politically significant figures. Indeed their significance might be said to be increased by their status as representatives of an entrenched and Established, but minority, church.

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