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FREDERICK JAMES, Feb. 4, 1825. an English historian of literature; born in Egham, Surrey, England, Feb. 4, 1825. , Surrey, England, Feb A lawyer by profession, he became a socialist and reformer, and a student of debatable literary problems. His labors in Egham , (1877), and many socialist and reformer, and a student of speare's England" (1 resulted in the production of "Shakeresulted in the production of "Shakeeditions of old masterpieces, such as: "Saint-Graal, the History of the Holy Graal in English Verse, by Henry Lonelich," and "Caxton's Book of Curtesye." He died July 2, 1910. ow; any

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