Thomas Secker
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Thomas Secker (1693 – 3 août 1768) est un ecclésiastique britannique. Il est successivement évêque de Bristol, évêque d'Oxford, puis quatre-vingt-sixième archevêque de Cantorbéry.
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Thomas Secker
