William George Thorpe
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| William George Thorpe FGS | |||||||||
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| Died | 1902 | ||||||||
| Residence |
Gloucester House, Clapham Rise SW Gloucester House, Larkhall Rise, SW; and Barton House, Ipplepen, Devon [1875] | ||||||||
| Occupation |
legal historian | ||||||||
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Contents
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proposed 1874.04.28
Notes From Elsewhere
Thorpe [d.1902], a barrister and literary historian, was admitted to the Middle Temple in 1875. His book is a delightful miscellany of Middle Temple anecdotes, discussions of its official and unofficial customs, legal lore, literary history and other topics discussed socially among Templars. Interesting in itself, this book is equally valuable as a document of the Middle Temple's institutional character at the turn of the century
Publications
External Publications
The Hidden Lives of Shakespeare and Bacon and Their Business Connection: With Some Revelations of Shakespeare's Early Struggles, 1587-1592 .... [ 1897 ]
Middle Temple Table Talk: With Some Talk About the Table Itself [1895 ]