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daniel lysons, 1762–1834, british
Early Modern
Early Modern

daniel lysons, 1762–1834, british

Born 1762 Died 1834

early life and education daniel lysons, a renowned english antiquarian and topographer, was born in 1762 in the united kingdom. he studied at bath grammar school and st mary hall, oxford, graduating with an ma in 1785. this academic foundation would later serve as the bedrock for his illustrious career. career highlights lysons' most notable work is the environs of london, a four-volume historical account of towns, villages, and hamlets within twelve miles of london. this magnum opus, published between 1792 and 1796, not only showcased his topographical expertise but also reflected his keen i…

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