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My sources are primarily this and this, and they disagree as to the Professorship imbued upon Soane; the former says Architecture in 1809 (which seems most plausable), the latter, Sculpture, in 1806. Although it is possible that they are both true (and that Soane held both posts) I've left out that of Sculpture whilst looking for another source (id est, this line:
... from the third paragraph was previously:
... and can be semantically reverted if necessary). I'll do some more research into this to find out whether one, the other, or both of the sources are correct. This is just a note in case I die or somesuch fate befalls me ;-).
-- James F. 19:55, 22 Sep 2003 (UTC)
The painting shown above, by Augustus Hare (1834-1903) is titled Little Thurlow – Grammar School of Sir John Soane, and yet there is no mention of Little Thurlow, or a grammar school, in the article. Can anyone elaborate, please? Andy Mabbett (Pigsonthewing); Talk to Andy; Andy's edits 12:27, 7 December 2019 (UTC)
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My sources are primarily this and this, and they disagree as to the Professorship imbued upon Soane; the former says Architecture in 1809 (which seems most plausable), the latter, Sculpture, in 1806. Although it is possible that they are both true (and that Soane held both posts) I've left out that of Sculpture whilst looking for another source (id est, this line:
... from the third paragraph was previously:
... and can be semantically reverted if necessary). I'll do some more research into this to find out whether one, the other, or both of the sources are correct. This is just a note in case I die or somesuch fate befalls me ;-).
-- James F. 19:55, 22 Sep 2003 (UTC)
The painting shown above, by Augustus Hare (1834-1903) is titled Little Thurlow – Grammar School of Sir John Soane, and yet there is no mention of Little Thurlow, or a grammar school, in the article. Can anyone elaborate, please? Andy Mabbett (Pigsonthewing); Talk to Andy; Andy's edits 12:27, 7 December 2019 (UTC)
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