A biographical summary of the pre-eminent men of Britain grouped by profession. The extensive survey draws from information including college graduation, reputation during career, fellowships, and even known relatives. Includes discussions on findings and observations as well as referenced appendices. - Summary by Leon Harvey
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Preface Read by Leon Harvey 34:52
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Classification of Men According to Their Reputation Read by Leon Harvey 12:46
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Classification of Men According to Their Natural Gifts Read by Leon Harvey 39:29
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Comparison of the Two Classifications Read by Leon Harvey 22:35
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Notation Read by Leon Harvey 5:30
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The Judges of England Between 1660 and 1865 Read by Leon Harvey 55:50
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Statesmen Read by Leon Harvey 9:10
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English Peerages. Their Influence Upon Race Read by Leon Harvey 21:12
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Commanders Read by Leon Harvey 15:00
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Literary Men Read by Leon Harvey 7:42
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Men of Science Read by Leon Harvey 11:40
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Poets Read by Leon Harvey 3:46
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Musicians Read by Leon Harvey 2:45
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Painters Read by Leon Harvey 3:32
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Divines Read by Leon Harvey 51:48
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Senior Classics of Cambridge Read by Leon Harvey 2:58
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Oarsmen Read by Leon Harvey 7:45
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Wrestlers of the North Country Read by Leon Harvey 1:45
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Comparison of Results Read by Leon Harvey 34:17
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The Comparative Worth of Different Races Read by Leon Harvey 27:08
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Influences That Affect the General Ability of Nations Read by Leon Harvey 21:47
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General Considerations Read by Leon Harvey 23:32
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Appendix Read by Leon Harvey 11:09
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