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John Carr (writer and scholar) : ウィキペディア英語版
John Carr (writer)

John Carr LL.D. (1722–1807) was a County Durham born schoolmaster and writer.
Cuthbert Sharp, in his "The Bishoprick Garland” of 1834 and many other sources give the dates as 1732-1807 and age 75 at the time of his death
== Early life ==
John Carr LL.D. was born in Muggleswick, County Durham in 1722 (or 1732 - see above).
He was the son of a local farmer and was educated firstly at the village school and privately by the local curate Rev Daniel Watson, then later at St Paul’s School where he remained longer than most as his parents could not afford a place at University.
He became a master at Hertford Grammar School and eventually received a degree of LL.D. from Marischal College, Aberdeen

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