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Morris (WILLIAM an English land March)

WILLIAM, an English . land. March 24, 1834. He was graduated at Oxford. His artistic bent prompted embark in the designing and for house interiors. Morris published an manufacture of high-class decorations epic poem, " Jason" (1867); "The Earthly Paradise" ( 1868-1870); "Love Is Enough" (1873); Enough" (1873); "Sigurd the Volsung" dinavian works, translated Virgil's (1877); etc. He translated various Scan- (1877); etc.

He translated various Scan- "Æneid" and Homer's "O English verse, and published several lectures on art. He was a leader of the " Odyssey" into socialistic movement in Great Britain. 3, 1896.

He died in Hammersmith, England, Oct. the S. enterance to Charleston Harbor,

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