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@prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#>.
@prefix edm: <http://europeana.eu/terms/>.

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		"United Kingdom"@en,
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	skos:note	"Philosopher, poet and amateur musician, won a bursary to Marischal Coll. Aged 14, graduated MA 1753, Professor of moral philosophy and logic Marischal Coll. 1760, LLD King's Coll. Aberdeen 1770, librarian of Marischal Coll. 1770-3, 1781-4, 1794-6, honorary degree from Oxford 1773, one of the founding members of the Philosophical Society of Aberdeen."@en,
		"Schott. Schriftsteller u. Philosoph"@de,
		"See also ta011295. - LL.D., A.M., Prof. of Moral Philosophy and Logic at Marischal College (succeeded by his son James Hay Beattie)"@en,
		"Note de regroupement par domaine: Musique (780)"@fr,
		"Note de regroupement par domaine: Philosophie (100)"@fr,
		"Philosophe, poète et linguiste écossais. - Professeur de philosophie morale. - Musicien amateur et spécialiste de l'esthétique musicale"@fr,
		"James Beattie (/ˈbiːti/; 25 October 1735 – 18 August 1803) was a Scottish poet, moralist, and philosopher."@nl,
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	gnd:publicationOfThePerson	"Beattie, James: Versuch über die Natur und Unveränderlichkeit der Wahrheit. - 1772",
		"Beattie, James: Dissertations moral and critical. - 1970",
		"Beattie, James: Moral und kritische Abhandlungen. - 1789 - 1790",
		"Beattie, James: Neue philosophische Versuche. - 1779 - 1780",
		"Beattie, James: The Theory of Language. - 1788",
		"Verhandeling over de natuur en onveranderlykheid d... / By James Beattle. ; Translated from the Englis..., 1773",
		"Grondbeginzelen der zedelijke wetenschappen.... / By James Beattie. ; Enlarged by J.F. Hennert. ..., 1791";
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		"Beattie, Jacob",
		"Beattie, Jakob",
		"Beattie, Dr., James",
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