Thirlwall, Connop

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Thirlwall, Connop (kŏn`əp thûrl`wôl), 1797–1875, English historian. He was bishop of St. David's, Wales, from 1840. His chief work is his History of Greece (8 vol., 1835–44); it was the first truly scholarly survey of Greece in any language. As a historian, Thirlwall was fair and judicious, his scholarship impeccable, and his knowledge of sources unexcelled.

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See biography by J. C. Thirlwall, Jr. (1936).

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