- Dr
Cecil Reddie (10
October 1858 – 6
February 1932) was a
reforming English educationalist. He
founded and was
headmaster of the
progressive Abbotsholme...
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Josiah Reddie Martin Mallett (18
February 1864 – 7
September 1938),
known as
Reddie Mallett, was an
English freethinker, naturopath, poet and writer. Mallett...
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Anthony G.
Reddie (born 1964) is a
British theologian and academic, who
specialises in
black theology. He is
Professor of
Black Theology at Regent’s Park...
- John
Reddie FRSE LLD (1805–1851) was a 19th-century
Scottish lawyer remembered as a
colonial judge. He was born in
Glasgow on 6 May 1805 the son of James...
- Göttingen in 1882–1883,
Cecil Reddie was
greatly impressed by the
progressive educational theories being applied there.
Reddie founded Abbotsholme School...
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James Campbell Reddie WS (26
November 1807 – 4 July 1878) was a 19th-century
British solicitor,
collector and
author of ****, who,
writing as "James...
- John
Reddie Black (8
January 1826 – 11 June 1880) was a
Scottish publisher, journalist, writer, photographer, and singer. Much of his
career was spent...
-
Blake (voice)
Mickey Hargitay (commentary), The Bill
Reddie Orchestra (orchestra), Bill
Reddie (conductor) A
House Is Not A Home
Without Love Interview:...
- awards". BBC. 8 May 2005.
Retrieved 11
August 2009. "Agency CV" (PDF). Ken Mc
Reddie ****ociates.
Retrieved 11
August 2009. Kingston, Victoria. "Jamie Glover:...
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black theology in
Britain has been
Black Theology,
edited by
Anthony G.
Reddie.
Anthony Bradley of The
Christian Post
interprets that the
language of "economic...
