James Loudon

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James Loudon
James Loudon

James Loudon, F.R.S.C (24 May 1841 - 29 December 1916) was a Canadian professor of physics and President of the University of Toronto from 1892-1906.

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Preceded by
Louis-Honoré Fréchette		 President of the Royal Society of Canada
1901-1902		 Succeeded by
James A. Grant
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Presidents of the University of Toronto

John Strachan (1827) · John McCaul (1848) · Daniel Wilson (1889) · James Loudon (1892) · Robert Falconer (1907) · Henry John Cody (1932) · Sidney Earle Smith (1945) · Claude Bissell (1958) · John Robert Evans (1972) · James Milton Ham (1978) · David Strangway (1983) · George Connell (1984) · Robert Prichard (1990) · Robert J. Birgeneau (2000) · Frank Iacobucci (2004) · David Naylor (2005)
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