Rawdon Brown
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Rawdon Brown (born 1803; died August 25, 1883 in Venice) was a historical scholar.
He spent his life at Venice in the study of Italian history, especially in its relation to English history, which he prosecuted with unwearied industry; his great work, work of 20 years' hard labour, "Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts relating to English Affairs existing in the Archives of Venice and Northern Italy," left unfinished at his death; died at Venice, where he spent a great part of his life, where Ruskin found him and conceived a warm friendship for him.
[edit] Works
- Four Years at the Court of Henry VIII (1854)
- Calendar of State Papers in the Archives of Venice (6 volumes, published 1864-1886)
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