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R.W. Registers at Pembroke College

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By Michael Alan Prestwood

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R.W. Registers at Pembroke College

29 Jun 1623

PEMBROKE COLLEGE. Cambridge. England. On June 29, 1623, Roger Williams registered as a student.
He obtained his degree in 1626. Pembroke Hall. Brown University commemorates this fact by its name.

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