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Edward Heron-Allen (1861-1943)

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Name: Edward Heron-Allen

Date of birth: 1861

Date of death: 1943

Source of information: Special Collections

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Elliott Collection Corvo 1 BR/ROL: The Rubáiyát of 'Umar Khaiyám; translated from the French of J.B. Nicolas by Frederic Baron Corvo, together with a reprint of the French text ; edited with notes and a comparative study of the original texts, and an introduction by Edward Heron-Allen ; with sixteen illustrations in colour by Hamzeh Carr

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Elliott Collection Corvo 1 BR/ROL: The Rubáiyát of ʼUmar Khaiyám

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Elliott Collection Corvo 1/ROL: The Rubáiyát of 'Umar Khaiyám; translated from the French of J.B. Nicolas by Frederic Baron Corvo, together with a reprint of the French text ; edited with notes and a comparative study of the original texts, and an introduction by Edward Heron-Allen ; with sixteen illustrations in colour by Hamzeh Carr

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Elliott Collection/HER: The collected strange papers of Christopher Blayre

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Sheppard Pamphlets/HER: A short statement upon the theory, and the phenomena of purpose and intelligence exhibited by the Protozoa : as illustrated by selection and behaviour in the Foraminifera

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Sheppard Pamphlets/HER: On beauty, design and purpose in the Foraminifera

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Sheppard Pamphlets/HER: Presidential address, 1916-17: Alcide d'Orbigny, his life and work

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Sheppard Pamphlets/HER: Prolegomena towards the study of the chalk Foraminifera : an elementary paper on the collection, preparation, examination, identification and mounting of Foraminifera from the chalk, illustrated by a study of the chalk from the Twyford-Maidenhead railway cutting