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... Oxford for many a year . Mr. A. S. Napier , first Merton Professor of the English Language and Literature at Oxford , and also Rawlinsonian Professor of Anglo- Saxon , was another scholar of great distinction . His work on Old and ...
... Oxford for many a year . Mr. A. S. Napier , first Merton Professor of the English Language and Literature at Oxford , and also Rawlinsonian Professor of Anglo- Saxon , was another scholar of great distinction . His work on Old and ...
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... Oxford , and gave a new impulse to its study in England . But the most notable of the Italian visitors to this country while Shakespeare was a youth was the Platonic philosopher , Giordano Bruno , whom Coleridge classes with Dante and ...
... Oxford , and gave a new impulse to its study in England . But the most notable of the Italian visitors to this country while Shakespeare was a youth was the Platonic philosopher , Giordano Bruno , whom Coleridge classes with Dante and ...
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... Oxford , where since 1889 he had held the Wykeham Chair of Logic . He was less known to the world than many thinkers with less than a tithe of his power , for he published little , and that little seldom on strictly philosophical ...
... Oxford , where since 1889 he had held the Wykeham Chair of Logic . He was less known to the world than many thinkers with less than a tithe of his power , for he published little , and that little seldom on strictly philosophical ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
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