… (1709-82) commissioned Alexander Runciman (1736-85) to … and encouragement he offered
Runciman at a vital stage in … at Penicuik in 1773, Runciman joined those young British artists …

… by the 'Selfportrait' of Alexander and his friend John Brown, painted in 1784, where the two
… in 1770, after John's death, became friendly with Alexander Runciman and seems to have …

… 5-40; NC Vincent, ‘Jocelin of Wells: the making of a bishop in the reign of King John’, in R. …
Using the two tracts attached to Alexander of Stainsby’s diocesan statutes, and a range of …

… I think that it is possible that in the 1890s both Runciman and Marshall-Hall saw themselves
as Siegfried figures: ‘all for heroic tragedy,’ courageously going their own way, slaying …

… the eminent Byzantinist Sir Steven Runciman and the Greek poet George Seferis. The two
men first met in Athens in the early post-war years when Runciman was serving as the British …

… This book, to begin with, tells the story of Alexander Mclnnes (Mac) Runciman, a man who
is best known as a former president of United Grain Growers (UGG). However, the book is …

… David Runciman tackles the limitations of high office and how the personal histories of those
who achieved the very pinnacles of power helped to define their successes and failures in …

… The source of the head of Ossian has been attributed to the Scottish artist Alexander
Runciman, in a work known to us in the form of an engraving by John Beugo (1759-1841).26 It …

… resolved to investigate her grandfather Walter Runciman's 1938 Mission to Prague. This …
It reveals that, while Walter Runciman always supported Czechoslovakia's integrity, his wife …

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