About Miles Mosse
Lived 1558 – 1615 (aged 57). Miles Mosse was a cleric.
Miles Mosse (1558–1615) was an English minister and theological writer most noted for founding the library at St James Church, Bury St Edmunds in 1595 which subsequently became the St Edmundsbury Cathedral Library.
Appointed preacher at St James' Church in 1586, he received £48 per annum from the feoffees of Bury St Edmunds.
In 1595 his book, The arraignment and conviction of usurie, was printed by Joan Orwin.
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Church of England clergyman
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Miles Mosse was born on 17 January 1558.
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Miles Mosse died on 17 January 1615.
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Miles Mosse was a cleric.
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