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Buchanan, George, 1506-1582 (28)

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w65x2744 (person)

Historian and scholar. Scottish historian. Scottish poet and historian.

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Buchanan, George (8)

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Epithet: of Add MS 32091 Correspondence to Lewis Mumford from George Buchanan and his wife, Janet Buchanan.

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Buchanan, George, scholar (7)

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Epithet: scholar Epithet: Scottish historian

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Buchanan, George, 1875 or 1876- (11)

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Epithet: Lieutenant R N Epithet: of Sloane MS 1816 A George Buchanan is listed in the roll of graduates of the University of Glasgow by W Innes Addison, published in 1869. He was born in 1841 and originally studied for the ministry of the United Presbyterian Church, graduating BA in 1861 and MA in 1862. He then studied medicine, graduating as MD in 1868. He died in Edinburgh of Typhus on 23 December 1869. Mary was...

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Fife, George Buchanan, 1869-1939 (8)

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American journalist.

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George Buchanan, 1506-1582 (4)

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Buchanan, George William, Sir, GCB, diplomatist (5)

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Epithet: GCB, diplomatist

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Buchanan, George, Sir, 1854-1924 (4)

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The Buchanan family were originally from Ardenconnel in Dunbartonshire. Sir Andrew Buchanan (1807-1882) entered the diplomatic service in 1825 and spent his early career in Constantinople and Corfu. He was in St Petersburg from 1838 to 1841, when he moved to Florence, before returning to St Petersburg in 1844. In 1852 he moved to the Swiss Confederation, and in 1853 to Denmark. After service in Madrid from 1858 and subsequently in the Hague from 1860, he held postings in Prussia...

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Buchanan, George, 1904-.... (2)

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George Buchanan was a journalist and author in Great Britain, known as a prolific and diverse writer. Born and educated in Northern Ireland, Buchanan began his career as a journalist, working as editor and critic for several publications. He served in World War II, and went on to write novels, plays, poems, essays, and memoirs.

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Buchanan, George, Sir, 1831-1895 (3)

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English sanitarian. George Buchanan was an epidemiologist and civil servant, best known for his work in understanding and preventing disease through public sanitation. Born and educated in London, he sought a number of appointments, and gained experience and a positive reputation. His study of disease at St. Giles parish was a keystone in modern epidemiology, helping to eliminate typhus from British cities, and his study of local drainage systems and water supplies led t...

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