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William Ross Hardie was born in Edinburgh in 1862. He was educated at Circus Place School in the city, and then studied at the [[University Edinburgh]], where he was awarded the degree of MA in 1880. He then went on to study at Balliol College, Oxford, where he was awarded a BA. Hardie was Fellow and Tutor at Balliol, 1884-1895, and also Junior Proctor, 1893-1894. He became Professor of [[Humanity]] at Edinburgh in 1895.

Hardie's publications include ''Lectures on classical subjects'' (1903), ''Latin prose composition'' (1908), ''Silvulae academicae'' (1911), and ''Res metrica'' (1920).

Professor William Ross Hardie died of pneumonia on 3 May 1916 after contracting a severe attack of influenza in January the same year.

== Relationships ==

*Father of classicist William Francis Ross Hardie (1902–1990), President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, from 1950 to 1969.
*Father of classicist Colin Graham Hardie (1906–1998).

[[Category:Academics|Hardie, William Ross]] [[Category:Alumni|Hardie, William Ross]]

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-William Ross Hardie was born in Edinburgh in 1862. He was educated at Circus Place School in the city, and then studied at the [[University Edinburgh]], where he was awarded the degree of MA in 1880. He then went on to study at Balliol College, Oxford, where he was awarded a BA. Hardie was Fellow and Tutor at Balliol, 1884-1895, and also Junior Proctor, 1893-1894. He became Professor of [[Humanity]] at Edinburgh in 1895.
+== Biography ==
-Hardie's publications include ''Lectures on classical subjects'' (1903), ''Latin prose composition'' (1908), ''Silvulae academicae'' (1911), and ''Res metrica'' (1920).
+William Ross Hardie was born in Edinburgh in 1862. He was educated at Circus Place School in the city, and then studied at the [[University of Edinburgh]], where he was awarded the degree of MA in 1880. He then went on to study at Balliol College, Oxford, where he was awarded a BA. Hardie was Fellow and Tutor at Balliol, 1884-1895, and also Junior Proctor, 1893-1894. He became Professor of [[Humanity]] at Edinburgh in 1895.
 Professor William Ross Hardie died of pneumonia on 3 May 1916 after contracting a severe attack of influenza in January the same year.
 == Relationships ==

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