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A chaplain in extraordinary was a chaplain appointed to the Household of the British crown. The term was most used under the Stuarts after the Restoration, in the 17th century, but lasted with decreasing importance into the 18th and 19th centuries.

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rdfs:comment	A chaplain in extraordinary was a chaplain appointed to the Household of the British crown. The term was most used under the Stuarts after the Restoration, in the 17th century, but lasted with decreasing importance into the 18th and 19th centuries. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Households of the United Kingdom Thomas Fuller Sinecure Stuart Restoration Henry Ferne Stuart period English chaplains Positions within the British Royal Household Eric James (clergyman) The Crown Ecclesiastical Household Christianity and society in the United Kingdom Chapel Royal Chaplain Thomas Vane In ordinary
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has abstract	A chaplain in extraordinary was a chaplain appointed to the Household of the British crown. The term was most used under the Stuarts after the Restoration, in the 17th century, but lasted with decreasing importance into the 18th and 19th centuries. Royal chaplains were part of the Ecclesiastical Household, part of the Royal Household. The positions were prestigious and sought after, such that there would be forty eight chaplains 'in waiting', i.e. actively serving the Chapel Royal, and each would serve for approximately a week of each month over the year. These were paid positions. Further to this were a number of chaplains 'in ordinary' who were considered to share the prestige of the role, but who were not allocated to serve the chapel for a designated week, although they might serve as additional chaplains, such as attending upon the sick in various other places. Additionally there were also 'chaplains in extraordinary'. These were unpaid sinecure positions, yet still desirable owing to their prestige. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of clergy educated at Jesus College, Oxford Thomas Fuller Eric James (priest) Henry Ferne Danish order of precedence Jeremy Taylor Thomas Vane In ordinary Royal Household of Denmark
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