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My antiquarian brother Hamish has this day alerted me to a stunning fact of which I was previously unaware, namely that our kinsman Sir William Trumbull, D.C.L., was the subject of a charming epitaph by an ambitious young literary friend and neighbor, none other than Alexander Pope.
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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My antiquarian brother Hamish has this day alerted me to a stunning fact of which I was previously unaware, namely that our kinsman Sir William Trumbull, D.C.L., was the subject of a charming epitaph by an ambitious young literary friend and neighbor, none other than Alexander Pope.
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In 1929, Francis Redfern visited the United States as a representative of John Walker & Sons, and he wrote of his experiences for the D.C.L. Gazette, which was published by the Scotch whisky conglomerate Distillers Company Limited.
CHASING the WHITE DOG MAX WATMAN 2010
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[4] William King, D.C.L., author of the Journey to London in 1698, Dialogues of the Dead, The Art of
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KASS, D.C.L. and RUSSO, R.O. (1984) Leguminous trees for shade.
Chapter 3 1994
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Doctor of Civil Law (D.C.L.), Oxford University (1990)
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It is worthy of note that this same year Cambridge conferred upon Mr. Gladstone the honorary degree of D.C.L. [Illustration]
The Grand Old Man Cook, Richard B 1989
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D.C.L. Upon realizing that regrettably, he would be unable to be with us today, he immediately said to me, "Trevor Eyton is a fine chap and you will hear a good speech."
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D.C.L.: The Principle of Individuality and Value (1912).
Bygone Beliefs 1969
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[76] Professor J.G. FRAZER, D.C.L.: Psyche's Task (1909), p. 7.
Bygone Beliefs 1969
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