"shielder" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1874, Henry Curwen, A History of Booksellers, the Old and the New, page 478",
          "text": "Brice was at all times a shielder of the oppressed; and when the Exeter play-actors were purchased out of their theatre by the Methodists, who converted it into a chapel, and indicted them as vagrants, he published a poem […] which so stirred up popular feeling that the Methodists were fain to restore the place to its former possessors […]",
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