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  1. Sir Philip Sidney

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  2. The sculptor Sir George Frampton

    George Frampton (1860-1928) was arguably one of the most important sculptors of the movement that became known as 'The New Sculpture' in Britain from the 1880s to around 1920. Frampton's generation became known for its employment of detailed surface modelling, attention to anatomical detail and a …

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  3. Sir Isaac's Duel (Original play)

    The play Sir Isaac's Duel concentrates on Edmond Halley's discovery of the genius of Isaac Newton. Halley attempts to bring Newton's theories out to the public, Newton refuses, and the "duel" begins. Other characters in the play are as follows: Mary Halley, the wife of Edmond; Catherine Barton, …

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  4. Sir Matthew Hale (1609-76)

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  5. Sir Walter Ralegh's verse conversations

    Sir Walter Raleigh's poems, as tghey circulated in manuscripts, are influenced by Raleigh's position at court, his social situation, the patronage system, and the political scene. Even though many scholars believe that often verses were copied groups according to theme, careful consideration shows …

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  6. Charity and Related Principles in the Writings of Sir Francis Bacon and Sir Thomas Browne

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  7. Sir Walter Scott and the Highlands

    Summary available vol.1 pages 3-5

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  8. The Imagery of Sir John Falstaff

    … scholars the greatest comic figure in literature—Sir John Falstaff. This man, the fat, ribald companion of Prince Hal, has enticed the critical minds of writers from the Restoration Period to present time. As all great comic characters, Falstaff possesses a many-faceted personality which has left …

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  9. Sir Thomas North, An Elizabethan Translator

    … been touched by the spirit, if not the word, of Sir Thomas North. The casual student knows that North’s work was a source used in some of Shakespeare’s plays. Scholars have credited North’s translation of Plutarch’s Parallel Lives with providing not only the historical background upon which …

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  10. Works of Sir Charles Hanbury Williams.

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  11. The Songs of Sir John Andrew Stevenson

    Sir John Andrew Stevenson is well renowned for his symphonies and accompaniments to Thomas Moore’s Irish Melodies, his glees and cathedral works. This thesis focuses on the songs of Sir John Andrew Stevenson and includes a catalogue of his works which amounts to more than three hundred individual …

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  12. Sir Walter Lawrence and India 1879-1918

    Walter Roper Lawrence was born in Herefordshire on 9 February 1857; he was educated at Cheltenham College (1867-76) and Balliol College, Oxford (1877-1879), being head of the Indian Civil Service exam list in 1877. Lawrence's career was unusually varied but there are two themes which unify his …

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  13. A performance history of Sir Thomas More

    This thesis examines the history of Sir Thomas More in performance through an engagement, by correspondence and personal interview, with those theatrical practitioners most closely involved with the production of the play text as a theatrical event. This is allied to a close examination of those …

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  14. The Prose Style of Sir Thomas Browne

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  15. Sir Robert Heath (1575-1649): A Biography

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  16. Sir Winston S. Churchill's Attitude Toward Communism

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