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• Britannica, the Oxford DNB, etc . all leave a proper reference at the bottom of articles.
• I am not clear what the position is with the on-line Oxford DNB, to which you are referring.
• Gaze is a writer for the Oxford DNB and wrote several biographies that were released in the 2004 edition of the ODNB.
• In 2012 the Oxford DNB will publish articles on Leicester swimmer Jennie Fletcher and St Helen s footballing prodigy Lily Parr, for example.
• According to the Oxford DNB article she was awarded a ScD degree from Cambridge, not a DSc . ( I know these are very similar ).
• AFAICS, The Oxford DNB disambiguates all ambiguous names, and does not use present the reader with a " primary topic " where the name is ambiguous.
• The 2004 " Oxford DNB " states that his support for Henry Tudor began before 1483, and that he probably participated in Buckingham's Rebellion.
• He was born in Knucklas, Radnorshire and may have been educated at Jesus College, Oxford ( although the Oxford DNB notes there is no written record of this ).
• :: The Old DNB and supplements up to 1923 are out of copyright, but the more recent supplements to it and the whole of the Oxford DNB is in copyright.
• I am a contributor to the Oxford DNB and will make some enquiries, since I do feel that a public domain version of the DNB plus supplements would be a worthwhile resource.
• In the article it says " In 1932, she received her Doctor of Science degree . " But according to the Oxford DNB article, she became a Yarrow fellow of Girton College in 1932.
• The Oxford DNB article on William Thomas Beckford : " His daughter Susan later presented the tower and a plot of his land to Walcot parish and his body, after the land was consecrated, was reinterred there in 1848.
• But the 60 volumes of the Oxford DNB, which are scheduled for release on Thursday, retail at $ 11, 000 until Nov . 30, and $ 13, 000 after that, a huge chunk of most libraries'acquisition budgets.
• He eventually held a commission as Lieutenant-general in France and had a high reputation for personal courage, though this was certainly not ( as claimed in the Oxford DNB ) upon the death of the Earl of Irvine d . 1645 ).
• She was at one time thought to have been identical with a Dorothy Jeffrey or Jeffery whose burial is recorded in the Paul parish register, but this has been doubted ( however the " Oxford DNB " ( 2004 ) does accept the identification ).
• It looks like the the ultimate source for this list is The Oxford DNB but my question is, are these pages WP : RS given there is a clear WP : COI between Reading Borough Libraries and promoting Reading ? talk ) 09 : 05, 11 February 2010 ( UTC)
• *The Oxford DNB website provides the DNB entry for all ONDB entries which originally were in the DNB . The link to the DNB entry is found to the left of the ONDB entry, under the link " DNB archive " . ( You must be logged into the ODNB to see the full content.
• Oxford Dictionary of National Biography have a standard legal notice for all images on their site, stating that " Copyright in each illustration that appears in the Oxford DNB is owned by the rights holder ( s ) named in'Picture Details'window for that illustration . " In this example, can copyright be claimed on an image taken by an unknown photographer over 150 years ago?
• You might not be aware that all the original DNB articles were either written anew from scratch with new research, or just updated for the Oxford DNB . In all cases there are significant differences between the two versions, and the Oxford DNB has a decent chunk of lives which are not in the DNB . Manufacturing and engineering, for example were very poorly served in the original volumes, though the supplements are a little better.
• You might not be aware that all the original DNB articles were either written anew from scratch with new research, or just updated for the Oxford DNB . In all cases there are significant differences between the two versions, and the Oxford DNB has a decent chunk of lives which are not in the DNB . Manufacturing and engineering, for example were very poorly served in the original volumes, though the supplements are a little better.