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In 1880, he married Agnes Ellen Frances Duncan shortly after the death of his mother who had shared his home. He died suddenly at the bishop's palace following complications from a chill. Long known as the
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congregations. Huge crowds attended his funeral in Manchester. He was interred in Ufton Nervet in his mother's grave.
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who left his wife and seven children in penury when he died in 1832. Fraser was brought up by his grandfather in
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over his opposition to the appointment before being exonerated in a judgement by
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Ritualism and Politics in Victorian Britain: The Attempt to Legislate for Belief
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Bishop Fraser on faith and Darwinism, Preston Chronicle 29 April 1871, page 2.
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but in 1878 was unhappy to be unable to prevent the imprisonment of the Rev.
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school, though with little sympathy for what he saw as the excesses of the
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Bishop Fraser's opponents said of him that, "Omnipresence was his
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James Fraser, Second Bishop of Manchester: A Memoir, 1818–1885
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and further enhanced his reputation in policy development.
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was still comparatively new and its only former bishop,
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Fraser ultimately secured Green's release but Green's
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Respect for his knowledge of educational matters led
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The Right Reverend
Bishop of Manchester
James Fraser
Manchester
James Prince Lee
James Moorhouse
Prestbury
Gloucestershire
Manchester
Lancashire
Ufton Nervet
Berkshire
Church of England
Alma mater
Bridgnorth Grammar School
Shrewsbury School
Lincoln College, Oxford
Anglican
bishop
Manchester
education
politics
industrial relations
ecumenical
religions
litigation
Public Worship Regulation Act 1874

Grade II listed
Thomas Woolner

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