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Edward Ignatius Devitt SJ (November 26, 1840 – January 26, 1920) was a Canadian American priest, Jesuit, and historian of the American Catholic Church. Born in Saint John, New Brunswick, he moved with his family to Boston, Massachusetts, at a young age. He studied in public schools in the city before enrolling at the College of the Holy Cross. Devitt spent two years there, and then entered the Society of Jesus in 1859. He studied at the novitiate in Frederick, Maryland, and at the newly opened Woodstock College. He briefly taught at the Washington Seminary during his studies, and after graduating, was a professor for the next thirty years at Holy Cross, Woodstock, and Georgetown University.

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rdfs:label	Edward I. Devitt (en) 愛德華·I·德維特 (zh)
rdfs:comment	愛德華·伊格內修斯·德維特（英語：Edward Ignatius Devitt，1840年11月26日－1920年1月26日）是一位加拿大裔美國牧師、耶稣会士與美國天主教會歷史學家。出生於加拿大新不倫瑞克省聖約翰，從小跟隨家庭遷居馬薩諸塞州波士顿，在进入聖十字學院學習之前就讀於該市的公立學校，德維特在該學院完成了兩年學業，此後1859年進入耶稣会。他在弗雷德里克與新建的學習，期間還於短暫任教。畢業後在伍德斯托克聖十字會和乔治城大学任教授一職長達三十年時間。令諸多耶穌會士爲之驚訝的是，德維特於1891年被任命爲波士顿学院副院長，年末晉升，他擔任校長一職長達三年之久。晚年擔任和馬里蘭殖民地歷史學家。1920年於喬治城大學逝世。 (zh) Edward Ignatius Devitt SJ (November 26, 1840 – January 26, 1920) was a Canadian American priest, Jesuit, and historian of the American Catholic Church. Born in Saint John, New Brunswick, he moved with his family to Boston, Massachusetts, at a young age. He studied in public schools in the city before enrolling at the College of the Holy Cross. Devitt spent two years there, and then entered the Society of Jesus in 1859. He studied at the novitiate in Frederick, Maryland, and at the newly opened Woodstock College. He briefly taught at the Washington Seminary during his studies, and after graduating, was a professor for the next thirty years at Holy Cross, Woodstock, and Georgetown University. (en)
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birth place	Saint John, New Brunswick
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birth place	Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada (en)
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