Drummond Percy Chase

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Drummond Percy Chase' (September 14, 1820 - June 27, 1902) was the Principal of St Mary's Hall, Oxford.[1][2]

He is most well known for his translation of Nicomachean Ethics.

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  1. ^ (1998) University of Oxford College Histories. ISBN 0415186323. 
  2. ^ Rev. Joseph Thomas (1765-1811): Connoisseur, Emblem Writer and Patron of William Blake.
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