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George Kettilby Rickards

ジョージ・ケッティルビー・リカード

Jōji Kettilbī Rikādo

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1812-01-24 (London)
死没
1889-09-23 (Hawkley Hurst, Hampshire) 77歳
国籍
British
言語
English
居住地歴
London → Ripley, Surrey → Fyfield House, Oxford

経歴

職業
political economist, barrister, professor
活動期間
1829年〜1889年
所属
Oxford Union, Inner Temple, Canterbury Association

学歴

Westminster School
期間: 1823-1824
国: United Kingdom
Admitted 1823, left 1824 for Eton
Eton College
期間: 1824-
国: United Kingdom
Balliol College, Oxford
classics
学位: B.A.
期間: 1829-
卒業年: 1833
国: United Kingdom
President of Oxford Union, scholar of Trinity College
Queen's College, Oxford
学位: M.A.
期間: 1836-1843
卒業年: 1836
国: United Kingdom
fellow

受賞歴

Newdigate Prize
1830
対象作品: African Desert
部門:
主催: University of Oxford
結果: 受賞
Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath
1882
主催: British Government
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Remarks on the Laws relating to Attempts against the Person of the Sovereign

1842年 Legal

Remarks on laws relating to attempts against the sovereign.

The Financial Policy of War

1855年 Political Economy

Financial policy during war.

The House of Commons, its Struggles and Triumphs: a Lecture

1856年 Politics

Lecture on the House of Commons.

Æneid, books i–vi

1871年 Poetry Translation

Translation of Virgil's Aeneid books i-vi in blank verse.

Æneid, book xi

1872年 Poetry Translation

Translation of Virgil's Aeneid book xi in blank verse.

全著作

  • Remarks on the Laws relating to Attempts against the Person of the Sovereign, 1842
  • The Financial Policy of War, 1855
  • The House of Commons, its Struggles and Triumphs: a Lecture, 1856
  • Æneid bks. i–vi, 1871
  • Æneid bk. xi, 1872
  • Church Finance (essay), 1874
  • Statutes at Large (editor), 1857-

評価・遺産

English political economist, Oxford professor, barrister. Member of Canterbury Association; Mount Richards in New Zealand named after him.

大衆文化への影響

  • Mount Richards in New Zealand named after him

豆知識

  • President of the Oxford Union.
  • Mount Richards in New Zealand named by surveyor Joseph Thomas in 1849.