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His publications were not numerous, but included "Modern Equity", first published in 1935, which continues to be published as
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Hanbury was a highly regarded figure in the Oxford of his day, on account of his accessible lecturing style and affable personality, and immensely popular with his undergraduates. He was also known for his great fondness for cats, and for years was the vice-president of the Oxford Cat Club.
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