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LLOYD MORGAN, who died at his house in Hastings on March 6, at the age of eighty-four years, was born in London on February 6, 1852, the second son of a solicitor, J. A. Morgan. On reaching boyhood, he was sent to the Royal Grammar School, Guildford, which was in those days an essentially classics school, with Dr. Merriman as headmaster, an Oxford scholar of considerable distinction. On leaving school, and with the view of taking up engineering as a profession, Lloyd Morgan proceeded to the Royal School of Mines, where he was Duke of Cornwall scholar, Murchison medallist and De la Beche medallist. Here in due time he gained his diploma as associate in mining and metallurgy.
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HICKS, G. Prof. C Lloyd Morgan, F.R.S.. Nature 137, 521–522 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/137521a0
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