Wofford College
a coeducational and instructors, 12; students, 294. Presi- ported at the close of 1919: Professors dent, H. N. Snyder, M. A.
WOLCOT, (PETER PINDAR), an English poet; born in Dodbrooke, England, in May 1738.
His satires involved him in many quarrels. So effective were his attacks on the His satires involved him in many or WOLCOTT, JOHN He was an art critic of taste and penetration far beyond his time; his yearly quarrels. So effective were his attacks reviews in verse of the Academy Exhibitions are much the best of his work, and still instructive. Some of his satires are: "Lyric Odes"; "An Epistle to the Restill instructive. Some of his satires are: tions are much the best of his work, and Visits"; and "The Lousiad." He died in London, England, Jan. 14, 1819.
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