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Anglo-Irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) William de Burgh DCL Member of Parliament for Athy In office 1769-1776 Serving with Walter Hussey Burgh Preceded by * Robert Sandford * William Smith Succeeded by * Thomas Burgh * Thomas Burgh ( 1744-1810 ) Personal details Born 1741 County Kildare , Ireland Died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) York , England Resting place York Minster , York Nationality British Spouse Mary Warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ Parents * Thomas Burgh of Bert * Anne Downes Relatives * Margaretta Foster , 1st Viscountess Ferrard ( sister ) * Walter Hussey Burgh ( brother-in-law ) * Ulysses Burgh , 2nd Baron Downes ( nephew ) * Dive Downes ( grandfather ) Alma mater Trinity College , Dublin William de Burgh ( English : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-BUR ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent Anglo-Irish politician and theological writer who was a Member of Parliament for Athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of William Wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . Descent William Burgh , or de Burgh , was born in 1741 to Thomas Burgh of Bert ( 1696-1754 ) , Member of Parliament for Lanesborough and landowner in County Kildare , Ireland , and his wife Anne Downes ( 1709-1801 ) , whom he married in 1731 . Anne was the daughter of Dive Downes ( 1653-1709 ) , Bishop of Cork and Ross , and Catherine Fitzgerald , daughter of Robert FitzGerald and granddaughter of George FitzGerald , 16th Earl of Kildare . William 's grandfather , William de Burgh of Bert MP ( died 1744 ) was Comptroller and Accountant-General for Ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , Colonel Thomas de Burgh of Oldtown , MP ( who built Trinity College Library , Dublin ) . The family were descendants of William de Burgh ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder of the House of Burgh , who first settled in Ireland in 1185 . Education De Burgh was educated at Trinity College , Dublin . Career De Burgh began his political career by representing the borough of Athy , Kildare , in the Irish parliament of 1769-76 . A keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the York association for parliamentary reform . From the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the French Revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend Edmund Burke , it brought him little initial popularity . He was vindicated when the later bloodshed of the revolution brought public opinion around . Like his brother-in-law , Walter Hussey Burgh , he was opposed to the war in America . A close friend of William Wilberforce , the leading light of the movement for the abolition of slavery , de Burgh enthusiastically supported the campaign . As a theologian , de Burgh is best known for his defence of the doctrine of the Trinity against Socinianism . A series of intellectual battles with the Rev. Theophilus Lindsey resulted in the publication of A scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one Godhead of the Father , Son , and Holy Ghost produced by the Rev. Mr Lindsay in 1774 , and An inquiry into the belief of the Christians of the first three centuries representing the one Godhead of Father , Son , and Holy Ghost , published in York in 1778 . Much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend Edmund Burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included Thomas Newton , Bishop of Bristol . His orthodox theological studies led to the award of a DCL by the University of Oxford in 1788 . Family Burgh was married to Mary ( died 1819 ) , daughter of George Warburton on 25 June 1768 , another Irish landowning family . She survived him by 11 years . Although William de Burgh owned considerable estates in Ireland , he lived most of his life in York and was buried in York Minster . In accordance with his will , 328 volumes were bequeathed to the Library at York Minster . Wiliam 's brother , Thomas de Burgh ( 1741-1810 ) was also a Member of Parliament and went on to become Accountant-General for Ireland . Thomas ' son was General Ulysses de Burgh , 2nd Baron Downes , GCB ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the Peninsular War and aide-de-camp to the Duke of Wellington . William 's two sisters both married prominent politicians . Margaret Amelia ( died 1824 ) married John Foster , Lord Oriel , speaker of the Irish House of Commons , and was created Viscountess Ferrard in 1797 . Anne ( died 1782 ) married Rt Hon Walter Hussey Burgh MP PC ( 1742-1783 ) , Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer and campaigner for Irish Independence .

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anglo-irish politician [PERSON] and theological writer [PERSON] ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh [PERSON] dcl [UNKNOWN] member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for athy [PERSON] in office [PLACE] 1769-1776 serving with walter hussey burgh [PERSON] preceded by * robert sandford [PERSON] * william smith [PERSON] succeeded by * thomas burgh [PERSON] * thomas burgh [PERSON] ( 1744-1810 ) personal details [EVENT] born 1741 county kildare [PLACE] , ireland [PLACE] died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york [PLACE] , england resting place york minster [PLACE] , york nationality british spouse mary [PERSON] warburton ​ [PERSON] ( m. 1768) ​ parents [STATE] * thomas burgh [PERSON] of bert [UNKNOWN] * anne downes relatives [PERSON] * margaretta foster [PERSON] , 1st viscountess [UNKNOWN] ferrard ( sister [PERSON] ) * walter hussey burgh [PERSON] ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh [PERSON] , 2nd baron downes [PERSON] ( nephew ) * dive downes [PERSON] ( grandfather [PERSON] ) alma mater trinity college [INSTITUTION] , dublin william de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] ( english [EVENT] : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician [PERSON] and theological writer [PERSON] who was a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for athy [PERSON] ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter [PERSON] of william wilberforce [PERSON] , and an active campaigner [PERSON] for the abolition [EVENT] of slavery [INSTITUTION] . descent william [PERSON] burgh [PERSON] , or de burgh [PERSON] , was born in 1741 to thomas burgh [PERSON] of bert [UNKNOWN] ( 1696-1754 ) , member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for lanesborough and landowner [PERSON] in county kildare [PLACE] , ireland [PLACE] , and his wife anne [PERSON] downes [PERSON] ( 1709-1801 ) , whom he married in 1731 . anne [PERSON] was the daughter [PERSON] of dive downes [PERSON] ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop [PERSON] of cork [PLACE] and ross [PERSON] , and catherine fitzgerald [PERSON] , daughter [PERSON] of robert fitzgerald [PERSON] and granddaughter [PERSON] of george fitzgerald [PERSON] , 16th earl [PERSON] of kildare [PLACE] . william [PERSON] 's grandfather [PERSON] , william de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] of bert mp [PERSON] ( died 1744 ) was comptroller [PERSON] and accountant-general for ireland [PLACE] , and a brother [PERSON] of the prominent architect [TERM] , colonel thomas de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] of oldtown [PLACE] , mp ( who built trinity college library [PLACE] , dublin [PLACE] ) . the family [HUMAN GROUP] were descendants [RESULT] of william de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder [PERSON] of the house [PLACE] of burgh [PERSON] , who first settled in ireland [PLACE] in 1185 . education de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] was educated at trinity college [INSTITUTION] , dublin [PLACE] . career [PERSON] de burgh [PERSON] began his political career [PERSON] by representing the borough [RELATIONSHIP] of athy [PERSON] , kildare [PLACE] , in the irish parliament [HUMAN GROUP] of 1769-76 . a keen supporter [PERSON] of liberty [PERSON] of political expression [UNKNOWN] , he was to become a leading figure [FIGURE] in the york association [INSTITUTION] for parliamentary reform [AMOUNT] . from the outset [EVENT] , however , he displayed his opposition [STATE] to the ideas [PERSON] of the french revolution [SERIES] , and although this gained him favour [PERSON] with his friend edmund burke [PERSON] , it brought him little initial popularity [ACT] . he was vindicated when the later bloodshed of the revolution [SERIES] brought public opinion [TRUST] around . like his brother-in-law , walter hussey burgh [PERSON] , he was opposed to the war [EVENT] in america [PLACE] . a close friend [PERSON] of william wilberforce [PERSON] , the leading light [LIGHT] of the movement [HUMAN GROUP] for the abolition [EVENT] of slavery [INSTITUTION] , de burgh [PERSON] enthusiastically supported the campaign [SERIES] . as a theologian [PERSON] , de burgh [PERSON] is best known for his defence [STATE] of the doctrine [QUALITY] of the trinity [PERSON] against socinianism [CONCEPT] . a series [SERIES] of intellectual battles [PERSON] with the rev. theophilus lindsey resulted in the publication [ACTION] of a scriptural confutation [UNKNOWN] of the arguments [ABSTRACT ENTITY] against the one godhead [IMAGE] of the father [PERSON] , son [PERSON] , and holy ghost [GHOST] produced by the rev. mr lindsay in 1774 , and an inquiry [ACT] into the belief [TRUST] of the christians [PERSON] of the first three centuries [RACE] representing the one godhead [IMAGE] of father [PERSON] , son [PERSON] , and holy ghost [GHOST] , published in york [PLACE] in 1778 . much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings [PROCESS] received the approval [LANGUAGE] and support [SET] of many distinguished laymen [PERSON] , including his friend edmund burke [PERSON] , and leading churchmen [PERSON] of the day [PERIOD] who included thomas newton [PERSON] , bishop [PERSON] of bristol [PLACE] . his orthodox theological studies [STUDY] led to the award [SET] of a dcl [UNKNOWN] by the university [INSTITUTION] of oxford [INSTITUTION] in 1788 . family burgh [PERSON] was married to mary [PERSON] ( died 1819 ) , daughter [PERSON] of george warburton [PERSON] on 25 june [PERIOD] 1768 , another irish landowning family [HUMAN GROUP] . she survived him by 11 years [PERIOD] . although william de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] owned considerable estates [ESTATE] in ireland [PLACE] , he lived most of his life [EVENT] in york [PLACE] and was buried in york minster [PLACE] . in accordance [STATE] with his will [UNKNOWN] , 328 volumes [PERSON] were bequeathed to the library [PLACE] at york minster [PLACE] . wiliam [PERSON] 's brother [PERSON] , thomas de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] ( 1741-1810 ) was also a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] and went on to become accountant-general for ireland [PLACE] . thomas ' son [PERSON] was general ulysses de burgh [PERSON] [PERSON] , 2nd baron downes [PERSON] , gcb [PERSON] ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer [TERM] in the peninsular war [EVENT] and aide-de-camp to the duke [PERSON] of wellington [PLACE] . william [PERSON] 's two sisters [PERSON] both married prominent politicians [PERSON] . margaret amelia [PERSON] ( died 1824 ) married john foster [PERSON] , lord oriel [PERSON] , speaker [CONCEPT] of the irish house [PLACE] of commons [RESULT] , and was created viscountess [UNKNOWN] ferrard in 1797 . anne [PERSON] ( died 1782 ) married rt hon walter hussey burgh [PERSON] mp pc [PERSON] ( 1742-1783 ) , chief baron [DEVICE] of the irish exchequer [PERSON] and campaigner [PERSON] for irish independence [PERSON] .

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1 | ireland | 6 | PLACE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
2 | parliament | 5 | HUMAN GROUP | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
3 | thomas burgh | 4 | PERSON | thomas burgh * |
4 | de burgh | 3 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
5 | york | 3 | PLACE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
6 | son | 3 | PERSON | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
7 | athy | 3 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
8 | walter hussey burgh | 3 | PERSON | serving with walter hussey burgh preceded by * |
9 | william de burgh | 3 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
10 | daughter | 3 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
11 | member | 3 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
12 | dive downes | 2 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
13 | abolition | 2 | EVENT | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
14 | brother in law | 2 | PERSON |  |
15 | baron downes | 2 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
16 | anne | 2 | PERSON | anne downes relatives * margaretta foster , 1st viscountess |
17 | bishop | 2 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
18 | politician | 2 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
19 | writer | 2 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
20 | godhead | 2 | IMAGE | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
21 | grandfather | 2 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
22 | dublin | 2 | PLACE | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
23 | supporter | 2 | PERSON | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
24 | accountant general | 2 | PERSON |  |
25 | slavery | 2 | INSTITUTION | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
26 | bert | 2 | UNKNOWN | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
27 | friend edmund burke | 2 | PERSON | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
28 | viscountess | 2 | UNKNOWN | anne downes relatives * margaretta foster , 1st viscountess |
29 | campaigner | 2 | PERSON | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
30 | william | 2 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
31 | brother | 2 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
32 | york minster | 2 | PLACE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
33 | william wilberforce | 2 | PERSON | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
34 | county kildare | 2 | PERSON | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
35 | holy ghost | 2 | GHOST | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
36 | father | 2 | PERSON | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
37 | kildare | 2 | PLACE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
38 | family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | the family were descendants of william de burgh ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder of the house of burgh , who first settled in ireland in 1185 . |
39 | education de burgh | 1 | PERSON | education de burgh was educated at trinity college , dublin . |
40 | trinity | 1 | PERSON | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
41 | george warburton | 1 | PERSON | family burgh was married to mary ( died 1819 ) , daughter of george warburton on 25 june 1768 , another irish landowning family . |
42 | thomas newton | 1 | PERSON | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
43 | laymen | 1 | PERSON | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
44 | day | 1 | PERIOD | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
45 | library | 1 | PLACE | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
46 | opposition | 1 | STATE | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
47 | theologian | 1 | PERSON | as a theologian , de burgh is best known for his defence of the doctrine of the trinity against socinianism . |
48 | english | 1 | EVENT | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
49 | colonel thomas de burgh | 1 | PERSON | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
50 | arguments | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
51 | founder | 1 | PERSON | the family were descendants of william de burgh ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder of the house of burgh , who first settled in ireland in 1185 . |
52 | confutation | 1 | UNKNOWN | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
53 | wiliam | 1 | PERSON | wiliam 's brother , thomas de burgh ( 1741-1810 ) was also a member of parliament and went on to become accountant-general for ireland . |
54 | estates | 1 | ESTATE | although william de burgh owned considerable estates in ireland , he lived most of his life in york and was buried in york minster . |
55 | churchmen | 1 | PERSON | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
56 | outset | 1 | EVENT | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
57 | officer | 1 | TERM | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
58 | light | 1 | LIGHT | a close friend of william wilberforce , the leading light of the movement for the abolition of slavery , de burgh enthusiastically supported the campaign . |
59 | support | 1 | SET | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
60 | belief | 1 | TRUST | mr lindsay in 1774 , and an inquiry into the belief of the christians of the first three centuries representing the one godhead of father , son , and holy ghost , published in york in 1778 . |
61 | popularity | 1 | ACT | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
62 | earl | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
63 | catherine fitzgerald | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
64 | dcl | 1 | UNKNOWN | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
65 | years | 1 | PERIOD | she survived him by 11 years . |
66 | ulysses burgh | 1 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
67 | oldtown | 1 | PLACE | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
68 | war | 1 | EVENT | like his brother-in-law , walter hussey burgh , he was opposed to the war in america . |
69 | june | 1 | PERIOD | family burgh was married to mary ( died 1819 ) , daughter of george warburton on 25 june 1768 , another irish landowning family . |
70 | liberty | 1 | PERSON | a keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the york association for parliamentary reform . |
71 | reform | 1 | AMOUNT | a keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the york association for parliamentary reform . |
72 | irish independence | 1 | PERSON | anne ( died 1782 ) married rt hon walter hussey burgh mp pc ( 1742-1783 ) , chief baron of the irish exchequer and campaigner for irish independence . |
73 | socinianism | 1 | CONCEPT | as a theologian , de burgh is best known for his defence of the doctrine of the trinity against socinianism . |
74 | house | 1 | PLACE | the family were descendants of william de burgh ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder of the house of burgh , who first settled in ireland in 1185 . |
75 | life | 1 | EVENT | although william de burgh owned considerable estates in ireland , he lived most of his life in york and was buried in york minster . |
76 | ​ parents | 1 | STATE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
77 | york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ | 1 | PERSON | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
78 | trinity college | 1 | INSTITUTION | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
79 | wellington | 1 | PLACE | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
80 | anne downes relatives | 1 | PERSON | anne downes relatives * margaretta foster , 1st viscountess |
81 | granddaughter | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
82 | favour | 1 | PERSON | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
83 | christians | 1 | PERSON | mr lindsay in 1774 , and an inquiry into the belief of the christians of the first three centuries representing the one godhead of father , son , and holy ghost , published in york in 1778 . |
84 | inquiry | 1 | ACT | mr lindsay in 1774 , and an inquiry into the belief of the christians of the first three centuries representing the one godhead of father , son , and holy ghost , published in york in 1778 . |
85 | trinity college library | 1 | PLACE | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
86 | comptroller | 1 | PERSON | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
87 | mary | 1 | PERSON | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
88 | french revolution | 1 | PLACE | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
89 | rt hon walter hussey burgh mp pc | 1 | PERSON | anne ( died 1782 ) married rt hon walter hussey burgh mp pc ( 1742-1783 ) , chief baron of the irish exchequer and campaigner for irish independence . |
90 | margaretta foster | 1 | PERSON | anne downes relatives * margaretta foster , 1st viscountess |
91 | friend | 1 | PERSON | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
92 | series | 1 | SERIES | a series of intellectual battles with the rev. |
93 | doctrine | 1 | QUALITY | as a theologian , de burgh is best known for his defence of the doctrine of the trinity against socinianism . |
94 | oxford | 1 | INSTITUTION | his orthodox theological studies led to the award of a dcl by the university of oxford in 1788 . |
95 | publication | 1 | ACTION | lindsey resulted in the publication of a scriptural confutation of the arguments against the one godhead of the father , son , and holy ghost produced by the rev. |
96 | alma mater trinity college | 1 | INSTITUTION | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
97 | campaign | 1 | SERIES | a close friend of william wilberforce , the leading light of the movement for the abolition of slavery , de burgh enthusiastically supported the campaign . |
98 | career de burgh | 1 | PERSON |  |
99 | general ulysses de burgh | 1 | PERSON | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
100 | də bur | 1 | PLACE |  |
101 | ross | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
102 | anti trinitarians | 1 | PERSON |  |
103 | chief baron | 1 | DEVICE | anne ( died 1782 ) married rt hon walter hussey burgh mp pc ( 1742-1783 ) , chief baron of the irish exchequer and campaigner for irish independence . |
104 | william smith | 1 | PERSON | robert sandford * william smith succeeded by * |
105 | john foster | 1 | PERSON | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
106 | york association | 1 | INSTITUTION | a keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the york association for parliamentary reform . |
107 | landowning family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | family burgh was married to mary ( died 1819 ) , daughter of george warburton on 25 june 1768 , another irish landowning family . |
108 | details | 1 | EVENT | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
109 | borough | 1 | RELATIONSHIP | de burgh began his political career by representing the borough of athy , kildare , in the irish parliament of 1769-76 . |
110 | robert fitzgerald | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
111 | bristol | 1 | PLACE | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
112 | career | 1 | PERSON | career |
113 | burgh | 1 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
114 | will | 1 | UNKNOWN | in accordance with his will , 328 volumes were bequeathed to the library at york minster . |
115 | england resting place york minster | 1 | PLACE | thomas burgh ( 1744-1810 ) personal details born 1741 county kildare , ireland died 1808( 1808-00-00 ) ( aged 66-67 ) york , england resting place york minster , york nationality british spouse mary warburton ​ ( m. 1768) ​ parents * thomas burgh of bert * |
116 | irish exchequer | 1 | PERSON | anne ( died 1782 ) married rt hon walter hussey burgh mp pc ( 1742-1783 ) , chief baron of the irish exchequer and campaigner for irish independence . |
117 | volumes | 1 | PERSON | in accordance with his will , 328 volumes were bequeathed to the library at york minster . |
118 | sister | 1 | PERSON | ferrard ( sister ) * walter hussey burgh ( brother-in-law ) * ulysses burgh , 2nd baron downes ( nephew ) * dive downes ( grandfather ) |
119 | robert sandford | 1 | PERSON | robert sandford * william smith succeeded by * |
120 | america | 1 | PLACE | like his brother-in-law , walter hussey burgh , he was opposed to the war in america . |
121 | award | 1 | SET | his orthodox theological studies led to the award of a dcl by the university of oxford in 1788 . |
122 | revolution | 1 | SERIES | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
123 | movement | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | a close friend of william wilberforce , the leading light of the movement for the abolition of slavery , de burgh enthusiastically supported the campaign . |
124 | opinion | 1 | TRUST | he was vindicated when the later bloodshed of the revolution brought public opinion around . |
125 | lord oriel | 1 | PERSON | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
126 | duke | 1 | PERSON | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
127 | centuries | 1 | RACE | mr lindsay in 1774 , and an inquiry into the belief of the christians of the first three centuries representing the one godhead of father , son , and holy ghost , published in york in 1778 . |
128 | george fitzgerald | 1 | PERSON | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
129 | university | 1 | INSTITUTION | his orthodox theological studies led to the award of a dcl by the university of oxford in 1788 . |
130 | architect | 1 | TERM | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
131 | peninsular war | 1 | EVENT | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
132 | rev. mr lindsay | 1 | PERSON |  |
133 | gcb | 1 | PERSON | thomas ' son was general ulysses de burgh , 2nd baron downes , gcb ( 1788-1863 ) , a well-known officer in the peninsular war and aide-de-camp to the duke of wellington . |
134 | sisters | 1 | PERSON | william 's two sisters both married prominent politicians . |
135 | speaker | 1 | CONCEPT | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
136 | william de burgh dcl member | 1 | PERSON | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
137 | defence | 1 | STATE | as a theologian , de burgh is best known for his defence of the doctrine of the trinity against socinianism . |
138 | family burgh | 1 | PERSON | family burgh was married to mary ( died 1819 ) , daughter of george warburton on 25 june 1768 , another irish landowning family . |
139 | bert mp | 1 | PERSON | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
140 | thomas de burgh | 1 | PERSON | william 's grandfather , william de burgh of bert mp ( died 1744 ) was comptroller and accountant-general for ireland , and a brother of the prominent architect , colonel thomas de burgh of oldtown , mp ( who built trinity college library , dublin ) . |
141 | figure | 1 | FIGURE | a keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the york association for parliamentary reform . |
142 | descent william burgh | 1 | PERSON | descent william burgh , or de burgh , was born in 1741 to thomas burgh of bert ( 1696-1754 ) , member of parliament for lanesborough and landowner in county kildare , ireland , and his wife anne downes ( 1709-1801 ) , whom he married in 1731 . |
143 | battles | 1 | PERSON | a series of intellectual battles with the rev. |
144 | politicians | 1 | PERSON | william 's two sisters both married prominent politicians . |
145 | commons | 1 | RESULT | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
146 | dublin william de burgh | 1 | PERSON | alma mater trinity college , dublin william de burgh ( english : /dəˈbɜːr/ də-bur ; 1741 - 1808 ) was a prominent anglo-irish politician and theological writer who was a member of parliament for athy ( 1769-76 ) , a supporter of william wilberforce , and an active campaigner for the abolition of slavery . |
147 | cork | 1 | PLACE | anne was the daughter of dive downes ( 1653-1709 ) , bishop of cork and ross , and catherine fitzgerald , daughter of robert fitzgerald and granddaughter of george fitzgerald , 16th earl of kildare . |
148 | irish house | 1 | PLACE | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
149 | writings | 1 | PROCESS | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
150 | margaret amelia | 1 | PERSON | margaret amelia ( died 1824 ) married john foster , lord oriel , speaker of the irish house of commons , and was created viscountess |
151 | ideas | 1 | PERSON | from the outset , however , he displayed his opposition to the ideas of the french revolution , and although this gained him favour with his friend edmund burke , it brought him little initial popularity . |
152 | office | 1 | PLACE | anglo-irish politician and theological writer ( 1741-1808 ) william de burgh dcl member of parliament for athy in office 1769-1776 |
153 | expression | 1 | UNKNOWN | a keen supporter of liberty of political expression , he was to become a leading figure in the york association for parliamentary reform . |
154 | approval | 1 | LANGUAGE | much criticised by anti-trinitarians , his writings received the approval and support of many distinguished laymen , including his friend edmund burke , and leading churchmen of the day who included thomas newton , bishop of bristol . |
155 | accordance | 1 | STATE | in accordance with his will , 328 volumes were bequeathed to the library at york minster . |
156 | studies | 1 | STUDY | his orthodox theological studies led to the award of a dcl by the university of oxford in 1788 . |
157 | wife anne downes | 1 | PERSON | descent william burgh , or de burgh , was born in 1741 to thomas burgh of bert ( 1696-1754 ) , member of parliament for lanesborough and landowner in county kildare , ireland , and his wife anne downes ( 1709-1801 ) , whom he married in 1731 . |
158 | landowner | 1 | PERSON | descent william burgh , or de burgh , was born in 1741 to thomas burgh of bert ( 1696-1754 ) , member of parliament for lanesborough and landowner in county kildare , ireland , and his wife anne downes ( 1709-1801 ) , whom he married in 1731 . |
159 | descendants | 1 | RESULT | the family were descendants of william de burgh ( c.1160-1206 ) , founder of the house of burgh , who first settled in ireland in 1185 . |

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EVENT | abolition details english life outset peninsular war war
INSTITUTION | alma mater trinity college oxford slavery trinity college university york association
HUMAN GROUP | family landowning family movement parliament
STATE | accordance defence opposition ​ parents
PERIOD | day june years
SERIES | campaign revolution series
TERM | architect officer
TRUST | belief opinion
ACT | inquiry popularity
RESULT | commons descendants
CONCEPT | socinianism speaker
SET | award support
STUDY | studies
FIGURE | figure
LANGUAGE | approval
ACTION | publication
LIGHT | light
ESTATE | estates
GHOST | holy ghost
UNIT | education de burgh
DEVICE | chief baron
RELATIONSHIP | borough
ABSTRACT ENTITY | arguments
AMOUNT | reform
RACE | centuries
QUALITY | doctrine
IMAGE | godhead
PROCESS | writings