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Meanings of latest biographer in English
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Usage of latest biographer in English
1
Handel's latest biographer, Mr W. S. Rockstro, says that the Oxford fees would have cost Handel 100 pounds.
2
Sir Herbert Maxwell, the Duke's latest biographer, has attempted to describe the Duke's political creed by coining a term.
3
Sevier's latest biographer, Mr. Kirke, in the "Rear-guard of the Revolution," goes far beyond even the old writers.
4
The interesting Englishman who is the latest biographer of Lincoln says of Chase: "Unfortunately, this imposing person was a sneak."
5
For his conduct to his wife his memory has been scourged by Thackeray and by his latest biographer, Mr. H. D. Traill.
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Yes, the man described by his latest biographer, Roy Jenkins, as "the greatest human being ever to occupy 10 Downing Street".
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One of our latest biographers says that a scientific historian is always suspicious of dramatic events.
8
His latest biographers have shown the powerful and permanent effects on his poetry of this early reading.
9
'The New Yorkers never forgave him,' says your latest biographer; and one scarcely marvels at the inveteracy of their malice.
10
* Bruno's latest biographer, Mr. L. McIntyre (Giordano Bruno, London, 1903), entirely ignores the effect of his hero's teaching in England.
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"Kansas was to be a prologue to the real drama," writes his latest biographer; "the properties of the one were to serve in the other."