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He originally pursued a career in law, but after several years of practice he switched to work as an Anglican Minister. As early as 1765, Selden applied for the position of rector at the Elizabeth City Parish, Va. but the position was given to Thomas Warrington.","However, upon Warrington's death in late 1770 Selden was unanimously chosen as rector of the parish. In early 1771 he was ordained and by March 1771 Selden was officially licensed by the Virginia Colony to serve as a minister of the Elizabeth City Parish."," Sources indicate that throughout Selden's tenure at the Elizabeth City Parish tithes increased, starting in 1770 with 1,179 and by 1776 reaching 1,246. While the disestablishment of the Church later forced a drop in tithes, numbers had sufficiently increased by 1784 to 1,051. In addition to these financial aspects, during his time Selden also emslaved a number of persons which he used for various economic undertakings. 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