Hunter.
Jenner.
Galileo.
Dollond.
Caxton.
Bacon.
Whiston.
Delambre.
Wollaston.
Smeaton.
Newton.
Halley.
Banks, Sir Joseph
Watt.
Cartwright.
Cuvier.
Descartes.
Humboldt, Alex. Von
LAWYERS.
Erskine.
Blackstone.
Mansfield.
Hale.
Coke.
Somers.
ARTISTS.
Angelo, Michael
Hogarth.
POETS.
Homer.
Chaucer.
Tasso.
Jonson, Ben
Shakspere.
Milton (in age).
Molière.
Göethe.
Wordsworth.
Mrs. Hemans.
Burns.
STATESMEN
AND
METAPHYSICIANS.
Cromwell, O.
Grotius.
Burke.
Franklin.
Johnson, Dr. S.
Mackintosh, Sir J.
Walpole.
Colbert.
Talleyrand.
Fox.
Coleridge.
Washington.
Hobbes.
De Witt.
HISTORIANS.
Selden.
Camden.
Usher, Archbishop
Clarendon.
Burnet, Bishop
Buchanan.
Hume.
Robertson.
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In the above instances every one is compounded with Class I, or II, or
both; and would be written I⁄III, or II⁄III, or I + II⁄III, or II +
I⁄III, according to the class or sub-class of profile to which it might
belong.
The list given is more extensive than usual; yet it might be much
extended, and should comprise all the greatest names in Theology,
Science, and Art.
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