John Hughes (archbishop of New York)

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Founder of

La Salle Academy

Fordham University

Birthdate

June 24, 1797

Birthplace

County Tyrone

Date of Death

January 3, 1864

Place of Death

New York City

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A lecture on the importance of a Christian basis for the science of political economy, and its application to the affairs of life

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Complete works of the Most Rev. John Hughes, D.D., Archbishop of New York

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A second letter on the moral causes that have produced the evil spirit of the times

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A letter on the moral causes that have produced the evil spirit of the times

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Speech of the Right Rev. Hughes

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Complete Works Of The Most Rev. John Hughes, Archbishop Of New York Comprising His Sermons, Letters, Lectures, Speeches, Etc

Educated at

Mount St. Mary's University

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00000000735787950

Open Library ID

OL936519A0

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590738470

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Republic of Ireland

United States

Wikidata ID

Q979026

Overview

John Hughes was an archbishop of New York, born on June 24, 1797, in County Tyrone. He held dual citizenship from both the Republic of Ireland and the United States. Hughes was educated at Mount St. Mary's University. As an archbishop, he played key roles in founding Fordham University and La Salle Academy. He ultimately passed away in New York City on January 3, 1864.

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