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being a most damaging investigation of the myth contrived by the
Jesuits in 1729. Among the small group of scholars in England taking an interest in Slavonic literature, Wratislaw's reputation was now established, and in April 1877 he was called upon to deliver four lectures upon his subject at the
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230:(1576–1635), from whom the Wratislaw family claim descent. This was literally translated from the Bohemian work first published from the original manuscript by Pelzel in 1777, and prefaced by a brief sketch of Bohemian history.
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Lyra Czecho
Slovanska, or Bohemian poems, ancient and modern, translated from the original Slavonic, with an introductory essay,
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the excellence of
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In 1852 were issued a Prague edition with numerous typographical errors and a corrected edition of
Cambridge and London.
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there. At Bury also he greatly raised the numbers of the school, which controversy about the book
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in 1844. He was appointed fellow of Christ's College (1844–1852) and became a tutor,
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in 1852, a translation from the original Slavonic into English verse, mostly in
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Diary of an Embassy from King George of Bohemia to King Louis XI of France.
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in 1846, and commenced M.A. in 1847. As a result, in collaboration with Dr
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An Essay on the Importance of the Study of the Slavonic Languages
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The Queen's Court Manuscript, with Other Ancient Bohemian Poems
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in Prague, and in the same autumn published at London
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