title: The Life and Times of Archbishop Ussher: An Intriguing Look at the Man Behind the Annals of the World
author:  J. A. Carr 
description: Ussher was one of the greatest scholars and theologians of his time, and rose to prominence within the Church of Ireland at a very young age. This biography gives an intriguing look at this remarkable man who gave us one of the greatest pieces of literature in history.
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  Imprimatur: ![images](images/plus.jpg) John Cardinal McCloskey
  
  
  Archbishop of New York
  
  
  New York, April 6, 1885
  
  
  “The Catechism ordered by The Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, having been
  diligently compiled and examined, is hereby approved.”
  
  
  ![images](images/plus.jpg) James Gibbons
  
  
  Archbishop of Baltimore
  
  
  Apostolic Delegate
  
  
  Baltimore, April 6, 1885
  
  
  Imprimatur for Word Meanings:
  
  
  Nihil obstat: ![images](images/plus.jpg) Remy Lafort
  
  
  Censor Librorum
  
  
  New York, July 25, 1898
  
  
  Imprimatur: ![images](images/plus.jpg) Michael Augustine
  
  
  Archbishop of New York
  
  
  New York, July 25, 1898
  
  
  Nihil obstat: ![images](images/plus.jpg) Arthur J. Scanlan, S.T.D.
  
  
  Censor Librorum
  
  
  New York, November 26, 1932
  
  
  Imprimatur:  Patrick Cardinal Hayes
  
  
  Archbishop of New York
  
  
  New York, November 26, 1932
  
  
  
  
  
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