Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
James Murray (lexicographer) - Wikipedia
La cultura? Roba da manicomio. Storia vera (e folle) di un genio - ilGiornale.it
Murray, Sir James Augustus Henry (1837–1915), lexicographer | Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY: BEING A CORRECTED RE-ISSUE WITH AN INTRODUCTION, SUPPLEMENT, AND BIBLIOGRAPHY OF A NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY ON HISTORICAL PRINCIPLES 13 Volumes | James A. H. Murray, Henry Bradley, W. A.
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Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
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Murray, J. A. H. - Examining the OED
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Professor James Murray - Lexicographer - Oxford Dictionary | LinkedIn
Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
