Memoir of Sir William Hamilton, BartW. Blackwood, 1869 - 458 sider |
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... known as the accomplished author of Cyril Thornton ' and other works . " The name which the subject of our memoir received in baptism , and which he continued to use for some time , was William Stirling . As he grew up , however , he ...
... known as the accomplished author of Cyril Thornton ' and other works . " The name which the subject of our memoir received in baptism , and which he continued to use for some time , was William Stirling . As he grew up , however , he ...
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John Veitch. and most widely known ; and in spite of a system of profes- sorial patronage , whose commonest results were nepotism and the preference of the obscure local candidate , the names of its past and existing professors ...
John Veitch. and most widely known ; and in spite of a system of profes- sorial patronage , whose commonest results were nepotism and the preference of the obscure local candidate , the names of its past and existing professors ...
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... known to those interested in literary history as the author of ' Zeluco ' and other works . Dr Thomas Hamilton joined to his capacity for his profession certain liberal tastes and accomplishments . We find his name , along with those of ...
... known to those interested in literary history as the author of ' Zeluco ' and other works . Dr Thomas Hamilton joined to his capacity for his profession certain liberal tastes and accomplishments . We find his name , along with those of ...
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... known him , and from a biographical memoir in the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh ' for 1792. This fragment was part of a memoir of his brother , which fraternal regard induced him to commence shortly after Captain ...
... known him , and from a biographical memoir in the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh ' for 1792. This fragment was part of a memoir of his brother , which fraternal regard induced him to commence shortly after Captain ...
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... known , he appears to me to be one of the most promising , cheerful , amiable , modest , ingenious , and keen and persever- ing in the pursuit of knowledge . " All the notices which refer to him point him out as a man who inspired ...
... known , he appears to me to be one of the most promising , cheerful , amiable , modest , ingenious , and keen and persever- ing in the pursuit of knowledge . " All the notices which refer to him point him out as a man who inspired ...
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Side 403 - MY days among the Dead are past ; Around me I behold, Where'er these casual eyes are cast, The mighty minds of old: My never-failing friends are they, With whom I converse day by day.