Taylor, Canon Isaac

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Canon Isaac Taylor

(2 May 1829 − 18 October 1901)

Bibliographical references include: “Christianity and Mohammedanism,” an address delivered at the Wolverhampton Congress of the Church Missionary Society in England, October, 1887. Published in The Rock, October 14, 1887  (BCW 9:456).

An English philologist and Anglican clergyman (1829-1901), Canon of York from 1885. His paper on Islam was delivered at the Wolverhampton Church Congress in 1887; B. de Zirkoff’s designation “New York” is erroneous.  (Dictionary of National Biography: Isaac Taylor, canon of York and Wolverhampton Church Congress)

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Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
CTD article in Russian: Тейлор, Айзек, каноник

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Christian Lecturers on Buddhism, and Plain Facts about the same, by Buddhists – H. P. Blavatsky quotes his address on Islam. (BCW 9:143)

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Person's short name: I. Taylor; sortable: Taylor, I.; for categories: Taylor I.
Lifetime: 1829-1901
Shortly: Bibliographical references include: “Christianity and Mohammedanism,” an address delivered at the Wo...