LANE, RALPH NORMAN ANGELG

| (1874), an English writer; b. in England, and educated in Er: ance and Germany. He and came engaged to the in United ranching States and in newse 1890 paper work in the West, but went back to Hurope in 1898, as correspondent for several American newspapers. -Later | he was editor of the Paris edition of the London Daily Mail, His fame rests, mainly; on his rl book. The Great Illusion, 1910; but he has also written Pairiotiom Half- | LANFRANC Pe ae (4, a e016 1089); angers of d. 1089), abp. be and|terbury; 6. at pers Oe asda monk at Bec, 1142, subsequently prior; ‘ pened school in monastery; defended loctrine of transubstantiation against Amer. 3erengar of Tours. Obtained favor of gov. William the Conqueror; became abbot, ff St. Stephen’s, Caen, 1066; abp. of Janterbury, 1067; reformed ecclesiastic (1876), rganization; separated ecclesiastical Monroe, rom other courts; discovered and lefeated conspiracy of 1075. continued many