When did Robert Bridges retire from his medical practice?
Robert Bridges retired from his post as physician in 1885. The hospital records show his final entry dated that year.
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Robert Bridges retired from his post as physician in 1885. The hospital records show his final entry dated that year.
The long philosophical poem The Testament of Beauty used this same principle in 1929. It earned him an appointment to the Order of Merit that year.
Bridges arranged the posthumous publication of his verse in 1918 through careful editing and notes. He preserved the integrity of Hopkins' unique style while making it accessible to contemporary readers.
Bridges wrote these lines during mornings spent at Boars Hill ridge above Oxford. He had moved there from Manor House Yattendon in Berkshire in 1905.
Britain's War Propaganda Bureau operated from Wellington House during the First World War. Charles Masterman assembled writers including Robert Bridges to produce materials supporting the war effort.