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Lang (ANDREW an English au)

ANDREW, an English au- He was educated at Edinburgh Academy, NG of the Bodley Head heis. 1887, dissolving Has since conducted stablishing al branch dust edition of it from perional works include:

Life of Sir James Bod- Pandon Clark."

H KEMAN ANGELL, rnalist and advocate of nder the name of Norn in England in 1874. d in England, France In 1891 he engaged in western part of the From 1896 to 1898 he is newspapers. He was 9044nd from 1905 to Paris Daily Messenger" Maanger of the "Paris 1911 ne published "The which had an enormous the civilized world. The in condemnation of the orce in international reed the adoption of cowritings along similar triotim Under Three 'Peace Theories and the 912); "Army and Indusmerica and the New 1915). During the war in the pacifist vein. 1st archbishop of Canthe Norman Conquest; Italy , about 1005. He at Pavin for the law; Italy and founded a Avranches; three years onastic vows at the Beneof Bec, and in in 1045 r. He figured promirian controversy de BERENGARIUS 18 he came into lum of Normandy. condemned this ith his cousin, he went personally to the papal dispensation prior of his new ey of St. Stephen at n 100 promoted him Eng and by making Canterbury in place nd. Ele died in May, taries, sermons, letnst Berengar.

March 31, 1844.

Edinburgh Academy, LANGDON LANGRES sity and published verso, also 4); Book Letters to Etters on Friends" Forthcote" Euro (1890) LANG The Ma efense of S c. He con and edited Eed July 20, REM HE was born and educ en, Union 4 blumbia Un rbonne anc and was died at Bri orks includ Les Ing Ju Nahr e stine"; "Th a village ers, & miles man.camt the first a Dison gas of such att s with the St. Andrew's University, and Balliol of Pilkem, Het Sas, and Steenstraate, College, Oxford. He published several with many prisoners and guns in April. volumes of charming verse, also "Cus- From that time on it figured prominently tom and Myth" (1884); "Books and Bookmen" (1886); "Letters to Dead Authors" (1886); "Letters on Literature" (1889); "Old Friends" (1890); "Life of Sir Stafford Northcote" (1890); "How to Fail in Literature" (1890); "Es- ANDREW LANG says in Little" (1891); "The Making of Religion" (1898); "Defense of Sir Walter Scott" (1910), etc. He contributed to the best magazines and edited "Longman's Magazine." Died July 20, 1912.