William Jennings

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William Jennings

William Jennings
FRGS
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Born 1847
Died 1927
Residence 13 Victoria Street, SW
Occupation translator
church
Society Membership
membership ASL, AI ordinary fellow - life compounder
ASL Foundation Fellow
left 1888.06 last listed
elected_AI 1864
elected_ASL 1864.04.19
societies Royal Geographical Society

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Jennings, William, 1847-1927

Jennings was chaplain of St. John’s Cathedral in Hong Hong and the translator of the classic collection of Chinese poetry known as the Shih Ching.

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William Jennings M.A. - "The Shi King" the old poetry classic of the Chinese published by George Routledge & Sons Ltd,

The dramatic poem of Job : a close metrical translation with critical and explanatory notes

Chinese literature : comprising the Analects of Confucius, the Shi-King, the Sayings of Mencius, the Sorrows of Han, and the Travels of Fa-Hien by Jennings, William, 1847-1927; Legge, James, 1815-1897; Davis, John Francis, 1795-1890; Wilson, Epiphanius, 1845-1916

Syriac New Testament Dictionary:
Syriac-Latin and Syriac-English
by Aegidius Gutbier and William Jennings

Colloquial Japanese: With Important Construction and Grammar Notes: With Important Construction and Grammar Notes
by William Jennings

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