Mercier, Lewis Page, 1820-1875

LC control no.	n 2010019711
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Mercier, Lewis Page, 1820-1875 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Lewis, Mercier, 1820-1875 Mercier, Louis, 1820-1875 Mercier, L. (Lewis), 1820-1875
Associated country	Great Britain
Associated place	Hackney (London, England)
Located	Glasgow (Scotland) Edgbaston (England)
Birth date	1820-01-09
Death date	1875-11-02
Profession or occupation	Translators Clergy
Special note	Formerly also on undifferentiated name record: n 85057821
Found in	Verne, Jules. Twenty thousand leagues under the sea, 1956: t.p. (Mercier Lewis) ibiblio Web site, Apr. 1, 2010: Victorian translators of Verne (translator Rev. Lewis Page Mercier, 1820-1875, sometimes used pseudonym Mercier Lewis) Verne, Jules. Around the world in eighty days ; From the earth to the moon, 1985: t.p. verso (Louis Mercier, translator) Wikipedia, viewed August 28, 2019 (Lewis Page Mercier; born 9 January 1820; died 2 November 1875; lived in London Borough of Hackney as a child; British; wrote under pen names Louis Mercier, MA (Oxon) and Mercier Lewis; best known as translator of Jules Verne novels; B.A., Trinity College, Oxford, 1841; M.A., University College, 1855; became a deacon in 1843, a presbyter in 1845; first posting was to Glasgow as assistant minister of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 2nd master of Glasgow College School, and chaplain to the Garrison; later posted to schools in Edgbaston and Hackney; chaplain of the Foundling Hospital, 1861-1873; published several religious works and instructional materials for teachers of Greek and Latin; translated 'The wreck of the Hansa') <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Page_Mercier> OCLC, viewed August 28, 2019 (headings: Mercier, Lewis Page, 1820-1875; Mercier, Louis; Mercier, Lewis; Mercier, L. (Lewis); Lewis, Mercier, 1820-1875; usage: Louis Mercier; Lewis Page Mercier; Lewis Mercier; Lewis P. Mercier; L.P. Mercier; L. Mercier)
Associated language	eng