Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) - Revision history

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-{{Template:BenGal}}Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) was Professor of Hebrew at Edinburgh University from 1681 to 1690 and a major donor to [[Library|Edinburgh University Library]].
+{{Template:BenGal}}Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) was Professor of [[Hebrew]] at Edinburgh University from 1681 to 1690 and a major donor to [[Library|Edinburgh University Library]].
-Described as a 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681 but was dismised as part of the [[Purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff, 1690|purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff]] that followed the visitation of Edinburgh University on 27 August 1690. At his death in 1692 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was due to him from the College.
+Described as a 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages in 1681 but was dismised as part of the [[Purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff, 1690|purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff]] that followed the visitation of Edinburgh University on 27 August 1690. At his death in 1692 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was due to him from the College.
 [[Category:Academics|Douglas, Andrew]][[Category:Benefactors|Douglas, Andrew]]

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-Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) was Professor of Hebrew at Edinburgh University from 1681 to 1690 and a major donor to [[Library|Edinburgh University Library]].
+{{Template:BenGal}}Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) was Professor of Hebrew at Edinburgh University from 1681 to 1690 and a major donor to [[Library|Edinburgh University Library]].
-{{Template:BenGal}}Described as a 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681 but was dismised as part of the [[Purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff, 1690|purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff]] that followed the visitation of Edinburgh University on 27 August 1690. At his death in 1692 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was due to him from the College.
+Described as a 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681 but was dismised as part of the [[Purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff, 1690|purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff]] that followed the visitation of Edinburgh University on 27 August 1690. At his death in 1692 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was due to him from the College.
 [[Category:Academics|Douglas, Andrew]][[Category:Benefactors|Douglas, Andrew]]

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 Alexander Douglas (d. 1692) was Professor of Hebrew at Edinburgh University from 1681 to 1690 and a major donor to [[Library|Edinburgh University Library]].
-Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was
+{{Template:BenGal}}Described as a 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681 but was dismised as part of the [[Purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff, 1690|purge of Episcopalian and Jacobite Staff]] that followed the visitation of Edinburgh University on 27 August 1690. At his death in 1692 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was due to him from the College.
 due to him from the College.
 [[Category:Academics|Douglas, Andrew]][[Category:Benefactors|Douglas, Andrew]]

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	Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew\|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was		Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew\|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was

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 Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Hebrew|Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was
 due to him from the College.
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 [[Category:Academics|Douglas, Andrew]][[Category:Benefactors|Douglas, Andrew]]

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	Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was		Described as 'student of theology', Douglas was appointed [[Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Languages]] in 1681, and held the Chair until 1690 when, with the [[Principal]] and three other professors, he was expelled from the University by a Committee of Visitation for refusing to take the oath of allegiance to King William III. At his death in 169 the College [[Library]] received 104 of his books, which were handed over by his brother, minister of Saltoun. He also left to the College the sum of 225 merks, being a quarter's salary which was