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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 98
Theodore Hall
American physicist
David Willcocks
Conductor
David J. C. MacKay
British physicist
A. E. Housman
English poet
Richard Bentley
Theologian
Adam Sedgwick
British geologist
Martin Bernal
Scholar
James George Frazer
Scottish anthropologist
Peter Geach
British philosopher
Robert Goff, Baron Goff of Chieveley
Former Senior Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
Richard Stone
Former United States Senator
Henry Cecil
British horse trainer
Moses Finley
Academic
Richard Marlow
English conductor
Alexis Charles Doxat
Armed force officer
Jack Goody
British anthropologist
Q. D. Leavis
Literary critic
Edmund Leach
British anthropologist
Alan Baker
Mathematician
Bertha Swirles
Physicist
H. F. Baker
British mathematician
Peter Laslett
Historian
Gwen Raverat
Visual artist
Martin Lowry
Chemist
Richard Keynes
British physiologist
Archibald Hill
British physiologist
Geoffrey Keynes
British surgeon
Francis William Aston
British chemist
Robert McCance
Experimenter
Nora Barlow
British scholar
Brian Pippard
British physicist
Archibald Garrod
English physician
Roberto Gerhard
Composer
Alfred Cort Haddon
British anthropologist
Frederic Bartlett
British psychologist
Horace Lamb
British mathematician
Robin Milner
British computer scientist
Francis Cornford
Translator
Derrick Puffett
Author
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin
Physiologist
Malcolm Williamson
Australian composer
James Mirrlees
Economist
Alan Nunn May
British physicist
Richard Kahn
British economist
Colin Pillinger
Planetary scientist
Gerard Murphy
Northern Irish film actor
Henry Hallett Dale
Pharmacologist
