Cook, Albert

STAN BUR ROUGH, Ph.D., L.H.D., was born at Montville, N. J., March 6, 1853, graduated from the Scientific School of Rutgers College in 1872. Studied at Göttingen and Leipzig; also in London, with Henry Sweet, and at Jena, with Profe ors Sievers and Delbrück. He was appointed in 1882 Profe or of English in the University of California. In 1889 accepted the same position at Yale with the addition of English Lit erature. He has edited an edition of Siever's Old English Grammar; Judith, an Old English Epic Fragment, and Sidney's Defense of Poesy, ., works which are valued as standards. His contributions to such periodicals as Modern Language Notes, American Journal of Philology, ., have been numerous.