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JAMES TATE (1771-1843)

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Originally appearing in Volume V26, Page 449 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JAMES
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TATE (1771-1843)  ,
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English classical
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scholar and schoolmaster, was
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born at
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Richmond in
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Yorkshire on the rrth of
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June 1771 . He was educated at Richmond school and
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Sidney
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Sussex
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College,
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Cambridge (
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fellow, 1795) . From 1796 to 1833 he held the headmastership of his old school, being then appointed
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canon of St
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Paul's and
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vicar of
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Edmonton . He died on the 2nd of
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September 1843 . The
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work by which he is chiefly known is his Horatius Restitutus (1832) .

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