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NAME 
GREEN, JOHN RICHARD
  
IDENTITY STATEMENT  
Reference code: IE UCDA  LA44
Title:Letters of John Richard Green (1837–83)
Dates: 1859–69
Level of description: Item
Extent: c.300pp
  
CONTEXT 
Biographical History  

John Richard Green was born in Oxford in 1837. He was educated at Magdalen College school and Jesus College. He took orders in 1860, and was sometime vicar of St Philip's, Stepney, becoming in 1869 the librarian at Lambeth. Mainly remembered as an English historian, being the author of A Short History of the English People, A History of the English People, The Making of England, and The Conquest of England, published after his death by his wife, who assisted him in various other works, and herself wrote Henry II in the Twelve English Statesmen series. Died 1883.

  
CONTENT AND STRUCTURE 
Scope and Content 

Typescript copies of letters from J.R. Green to his contemporaries, William Boyd Dawkins, Edward Augustus Freeman and [?] Dax, from Oxford and various London addresses including St Philip's, Stepney. The letters concern their mutual research interests, mainly palaeontological and pre-Conquest; the work of colleagues; and the quality of papers at the British Academy. Personal matters include the prospects of an ecclesiastical living, in the earlier letters, and his appointment as a librarian at Lambeth, in the later.

  
CONDITIONS OF ACCESS AND USE
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Language:English

 


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