The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... studied painting with his uncle , Gilbert Stuart . In 1817 he trav- eled in Italy , and studied at Florence , later visit- ing Paris , where he was influenced by Watteau . and in 1832 was made Academician . Among his He entered the ...
... studied painting with his uncle , Gilbert Stuart . In 1817 he trav- eled in Italy , and studied at Florence , later visit- ing Paris , where he was influenced by Watteau . and in 1832 was made Academician . Among his He entered the ...
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... studied at Oxford and remained loyal to the King under Cromwell . Newton was something of an educational reformer , urged intelligent instruction in mathematics , and wrote text - books on arith- metic , geometry , astronomy , logic ...
... studied at Oxford and remained loyal to the King under Cromwell . Newton was something of an educational reformer , urged intelligent instruction in mathematics , and wrote text - books on arith- metic , geometry , astronomy , logic ...
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... studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Divinity School , and was ordained in 1862 . From 1869 to 1902 he was rector of All Souls ' Church in New York City , and in the latter year accepted the position of chaplain at ...
... studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Divinity School , and was ordained in 1862 . From 1869 to 1902 he was rector of All Souls ' Church in New York City , and in the latter year accepted the position of chaplain at ...
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... studied philosophy in Paris , where he took his master's degree . Inclined to take holy orders , he made a theological course at the Sorbonne in 1645-46 . He was already under the influence of the Jansenist leaders , especially Antoine ...
... studied philosophy in Paris , where he took his master's degree . Inclined to take holy orders , he made a theological course at the Sorbonne in 1645-46 . He was already under the influence of the Jansenist leaders , especially Antoine ...
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... studied under native teachers . When twenty - three years of age he moved to England , and became organist at Dumfries , and played viola in A. C. Mackenzie's string quartet . He subsequently became critic for the Monthly Musical Record ...
... studied under native teachers . When twenty - three years of age he moved to England , and became organist at Dumfries , and played viola in A. C. Mackenzie's string quartet . He subsequently became critic for the Monthly Musical Record ...
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