| 词条 | Robert Smith (bishop) |
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At age 25, Smith became the rector of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Charleston. He was consecrated bishop of South Carolina in 1795, the sixth bishop in the American Episcopal succession. Smith was one of the prominent South Carolinians to sign the charter of the College of Charleston in 1785.[2] Smith also served as the first president of the College between 1790 and 1797.[3] He maintained his residence at 6 Glebe Street, in Charleston's Harleston Village neighborhood, between the house's construction in 1770 and his death in 1801. This house was constructed on the glebe of St. Philip's Episcopal Church as the parsonage house. Additionally, it served as the location of some of the College's first classes.[4] The house is now a part of the College of Charleston, serving as its President's House, and is officially known as the Bishop Robert Smith House.[5] Consecrators
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Notes and references1. ^Listing for The American Revolution and Righteous Community: Selected Sermons of Bishop Robert Smith, edited by Charles Wilbanks 2. ^Board of Trustees of the College of Charleston: Overview 3. ^College of Charleston Archives: Inventory of Historical Records, 1785-1970 4. ^Guidebook of the Charleston Multimedia Project, Charleston County Public Library 5. ^College of Charleston: Style Guide, by the College of Charleston's Division of Marketing and Communications External links
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