In the central white panel, the author and title were printed in Gill Sans and in the upper band was a Edward Young, who also drew the first version of the Penguin logo.
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Spence matriculated to Magdalen Hall, Oxford on 11 April 1717, but did not go up until admitted as scholar or probationary fellow at Wykehamists Robert Lowth, Christopher Pitt, and Edward Young.
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He started with a letter from a friend who recruited new members of the KKK . After correspondence between him and Edward Young Clark, leader of the KKK, Clark tried to interest White in joining.
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The Queen was attended by Lady Susan Hussey, her lady-in-waiting for more than 50 years; her deputy private secretary, Edward Young; her equerry, Lieutenant Colonel Dan Rex; and waterman.
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In this file there is a letter from Wizard Edward Young Clarke to President Calvin Coolidge on 27 December 1923, charging Wizard Hiram W . Evens with trying to turn the Klan into a " cheap political machine ".
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"It's a measure of China's economic success over the past 10 to 15 years, " said Edward Young, the managing director of Moody's Asia Pacific Ltd . in Hong Kong.
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Two of the young gentlemen, George Stewart and Edward Young, urged him not to desert; Young assured him that he would have the support of almost all on board if he were to seize the ship and depose Bligh.
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Edward Young's " Conjectures on Original Composition " ( 1759 ) was the most significant reformulation of " genius " away from " ability " and toward the Romantic concept of " genius " as seer or visionary.
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If we accept the commonplaces about Romanticism, we find many, many figures fitting, from Edward Young ( who is " far " too early ) to Blake to Thomas Percy ( who would have been horrified ).
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These works were part of a elegies were a common genre; Thomas Gray's " Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard " and Edward Young's " Night Thoughts " are typical members of the genre.
