Life Images by Jill: The Dictionary of Lost Words and the Oxford English Dictionary
How the Oxford English Dictionary was brought to life in a rustic ' scriptorium' - ABC News
Oxford English Dictionary turns 90: How it took 71 years to compile and its latest project to include regional words - India Today
Porn addicts, vicars, madmen and murderers: Sarah Ogilvie on the Oxford English Dictionary's unlikely writers | Books | The Guardian
Oxford English Dictionary – Today in History
Oxford Alumni - Celebrate #BookLoversDay with a trip to your local book shop, or favourite library, to pick up our next alumni book club's read, 'The Dictionary of Lost Words' by Pip
James Murray (lexicographer) - Wikipedia
The Oxford English Dictionary and the Public | Faculty of English
Who Wrote Dictionaries? - HubPages
The Oxford English Dictionary and the Public | Visit the Bodleian Libraries
Bodleian Libraries on X: "The smiling chap here with the magnificent beard is Sir James Murray (1837–1915). He had the task of compiling the very first Oxford English Dictionary @OED. To help
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Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
Sunnyside Up - Morris Oxford
OUP Archive - OED Archive | Brief history of the OED
Examining the OED - Murray's house
Philologists, pedants and obsessives: how crowd-sourcing created the Oxford English Dictionary
Where did all the sex words in the Oxford Dictionary come from?
A Brief History of Scriptorium | Mill Hill
James Murray: More than just a Mad Man | we PLAY different
Murray, J. A. H. - Examining the OED
Image of JAMES A.H. MURRAY - (1837-1915). British Lexicographer. Sir James Murray With His Staff Compiling The New English Dictionary (later The Oxford English Dictionary). From Granger - Historical Picture Archive
The Making of the Oxford English Dictionary | History Today
The Dictionary of Lost Words
