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<p> an eminent English Oriental scholar and author, was born in Norfolk, England, in 1788, and was educated at [[Exeter]] College, Oxford, where he became a fellow. He was in 1813 appointed principal of [[Magdalen]] Hall, and nominated to the readership in Arabic, and kept these positions until his death in 1868. His principal works are, Diatessaron, or [[Harmony]] of the [[Gospels]] (used in | John David Macbride <ref name="term_49313" /> | ||
==References == | <p> an eminent English Oriental scholar and author, was born in Norfolk, England, in 1788, and was educated at [[Exeter]] College, Oxford, where he became a fellow. He was in 1813 appointed principal of [[Magdalen]] Hall, and nominated to the readership in Arabic, and kept these positions until his death in 1868. His principal works are, Diatessaron, or [[Harmony]] of the [[Gospels]] (used in Oxford University): '''''—''''' Mohammnedanism: '''''—''''' Lectures on the Articles of the United Church of [[England]] and [[Ireland]] (1853): '''''—''''' Lectures on the [[Epistles]] (1858). See New Am. Cyclop. Annual for 1868, page 445. </p> | ||
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