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Richard Smith (Hanworth, England, November 1568 – Paris, 18 March 1655), (officially the Bishop in partibus of Chalcedon). Having studied at the English College in Rome, he taught at Valladolid and Seville. He succeeded William Bishop, as the second Catholic Vicar apostolic for England, Wales and Scotland.

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rdfs:comment	Richard Smith, né en novembre 1568 à Hanworth en Angleterre et mort le 18 mars 1655 à Paris, est un ecclésiastique catholique anglais qui fut le deuxième vicaire apostolique d'Angleterre, du Pays de Galles et d'Écosse, après le bannissement de l'Église catholique du royaume en 1559. Il était titré évêque in partibus de (de). (fr) Richard Smith (Hanworth, England, November 1568 – Paris, 18 March 1655), (officially the Bishop in partibus of Chalcedon). Having studied at the English College in Rome, he taught at Valladolid and Seville. He succeeded William Bishop, as the second Catholic Vicar apostolic for England, Wales and Scotland. (en)
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