Surtz, Edward, 1909-1973
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Name (Latin)
Surtz, Edward, 1909-1973
Other forms of name
Surtz, Edward L., 1909-1973
Surtz, Edward L
Date of birth
1909-07-05
Date of death
1973-01-18
Associated country
United States
Field of activity
English literature--Early modern, 1500-1700
More, Thomas Saint, 1478-1535
Occupation
College teachers
English teachers
Priests
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
Sources of Information
- Department of English, Edward L. Surtz page (Father Surtz; earned MA in literature at Xavier University in 1934; completed priesthood studies and ordained in the Society of Jesus in 1942; completed doctorate at Harvard University in 1948; specialized in early Renaissance; authored books on Thomas More and John Fisher ( (Loyola University Chicago, viewed online on July 12, 2022:) )
- OCLC database, viewed on July 12, 2022(all original works written in English; edited works in English)
- Surtz, Edward L. The praise of wisdom, 1957:title page (Edward L. Surtz, S.J.)
- article "Rev. Edward Surtz dies: a Thomas More scholar" (Rev. L. Surtz; died yesterday [January 18, 1973] in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; aged 63; scholar of English Renaissance literature; taught at Loyola University; authority on Thomas More; born in Cleveland [Ohio]; article dateline: Jan. 19 ( (The New York times, January 20, 1973, viewed online on July 12, 2022:) )
- access points: Surtz, Edward, 1909-1973; Surtz, Edward; Surtz, Edward L., 1909-1973; Edward Surtz; Surtz, Edward L., S.I.; Surtz, Edward L; nationality or associated country: US (United States); language: eng (English); ISNI: 0000 0001 0888 0231; VIAF ID: 36961318 (Personal) ( (VIAF, viewed online on July 12, 2022) )
- The Divorce tracts of Henry VIII, 1988:t.p. (Edward Surtz) 5 p. after t.p. (d. 1973) cover p. 4 (Edward Louis Surtz, b. 5 July 1909)
- OCLC
Wikipedia description:
Edward L. Surtz, SJ (1909–1973) was a professor at Loyola University Chicago and, at the time of his death, rector of the Jesuit house at the university.
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