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Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and Robert Law (d. 1741) as Professor of Greek.
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−	'''Colin Drummond (c1685-1753))''' was appointed [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System\|Regent]] of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)	+	'''Colin Drummond (c1685-1753)''' was appointed [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System\|Regent]] of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	'''Colin Drummond (c1685-1753))''' was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)	+	'''Colin Drummond (c1685-1753))''' was appointed [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System\|Regent]] of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	Colin Drummond (c1685-1753)) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)	+	'''Colin Drummond (c1685-1753))''' was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)	+	Colin Drummond (c1685-1753)) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)	+	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor of Greek from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] ~~as Professor of Greek~~.	+	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and by [[Robert Hunter (c1703-1779)]] as Professor of Greek. (Hunter had previously assisted Drummond as Co-Professor from 1741, as had [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] between 1738 and 1741.)
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−	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and Robert Law (d. 1741) as Professor of Greek.	+	Colin Drummond (c1685) was appointed Regent of Philosophy at Edinburgh University on 24 October 1707. Following the [[End of Regenting System, 1708\|abolition of the regenting system]] in 1708, he was appointed to the Chair of [[Logic and Metaphysics]], which he occupied until 1730 when he succeeded [[William Scott "secundus" (d. 1729)]] in the Chair of [[Greek]]. He was succeeded by [[John Stevenson (1695-1775)]] as Professor of Logic and Metaphysics and [[Robert Law (d. 1741)]] as Professor of Greek.
	[[Category: Academics\|Drummond, Colin]]		[[Category: Academics\|Drummond, Colin]]