Matthew Arnold (disambiguation)
- Matthew Arnold (disambiguation)
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Matthew Arnold may refer to:
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See also
- Arnold Mathew, the first Old Catholic bishop in the UK
- Sir Matthew Arnold Bracy Smith, an English painter
- Matthew Arnold Thiessen, a Canadian-American musician
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