John Henry Newman
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John Henry Newman

Author of Apologia Pro Vita Sua

Also known as: J. H. Newman, John H Newman, John Hen Newman, Cardinal Newman, John Henry Newman, Newman John Henry ... (see complete list), Cardinal John Newman, Henry Cardinal Newman, Henry Cardinal Newman, John Henry Cardinal Newman, John Henry Cardnial Newman, Cardinal John Henry Newman, John Henry Cardinal Newman, John Henry Cardinal Newman, Johns Henry Cardinal Newman, Newman Jh, John Henry & Cardinal Newman

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