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Michael Wodhull (15
August 1740–10
November 1816) was an
English book-collector and translator. The son of John
Wodhull (1678–1754) of Thenford, Northamptonshire...
- is an 18th-century
country house built for
Michael Wodhull, the
bibliophile and translator.
Wodhull's architect is unknown. The
style is
Palladian although...
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Yaqdhan directly from
Arabic to
English for the
first time,
while Michael Wodhull was the
first to
translate all the
extant writing of
Euripides into English...
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Wodhull 1363
Richard de
Lavendene and John de
Lylsull 1365
Thomas de
Wodhull and
Richard de
Podmore 1366
Richard de
Podmore and
Thomas de
Wodhull 1369...
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episode reaching a
nationwide rating of 28.371%.[citation needed]
Michael Wodhull, 1782 –
verse Edward P. Coleridge, 1891 – prose: full text
Theodore Alois...
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Turvey House Wardon Manor Wavendon Hall
Willington Manor Woburn Abbey Wodhull Manor Woodcroft Manor Woodland Manor Hotel Wootton House Wrest Park Ampthill...
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spent much of her time
staying with her
friends Michael and
Catherine Wodhull in
London and Thenford. In the 1770s she was
based in Northampton, making...
- in an
inquisition at
Amesbury on 6
October 1470,
which found that John
Wodhull, the
great nephew of the
owner at the time, was the heir to the
manor and...
- that the
attribution is
still disputed by a
number of scholars.
Michael Wodhull, 1809 - verse: The
Nineteen Tragedies and
Fragments of Euripides, Vol....
- who
married Sir John Digby.
Elizabeth Parr, who
married Sir
Nicholas Wodhull (modern spelling: Woodhull). Mary Parr, who
married Sir
Thomas Tresham...
