C. N. (Charles Nourse) Wodehouse

Charles Nourse Wodehouse was a 19th-century English clergyman, scholar, and translator. He is associated with Project Gutenberg and Wikisource records under his full name, which helps distinguish him from other members of the Wodehouse family.

He is chiefly known for translating works from Spanish into English, especially religious and literary texts. That work gave English-language readers access to writing that might otherwise have remained out of reach, and it places him in the long tradition of Victorian translators who acted as cultural bridges as much as authors in their own right.

Reliable portrait material was not readily available from the sources I could confirm, so no profile image is included here.