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Musa Ibn Nosair

the Arab conthe margin, often queror of northern Africa (699-709) and 660. He fell under the displeasure of in 1907-1911, and of the Imperial troops in South Africa. In 1915 General Murray succeeded Sir John French as Chief of the British Imperial General Staff.

Was made a K. C. B. in 1900.

MURRAY, LINDLEY, an American the bar for the counting house, and hav- barrister; but in course of time he left He studied the law, and practiced as a in the academy of the Society of Friends. co., Pa., April 22, 1745. He received his primary education in Philadelphia in the academy of the Society of Friends.

He studied the law, and practiced as a barrister; but in course of time he left published the "English Exercises and ing real realized a competency, he went, in 1784, to England, and settled at Holdgate, near York. His "English Grammar" appeared in 1795. He soon after published the "English Exercises and Key." other school-books, and several moral These were followed by many treatises. He died in Holdgate, England, Feb. 16, 1826.

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