Robert Fitzgerald
Robert Fitzgerald was an esteemed classicist and translator whose work included influential translations of Homer’s epics, and he was a mentor to Flannery O’Connor during her formative years in literature.
Born on Sep 12, 1910 (116 years old)
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Australia:
Robert Fitzgerald is a retired NSW police chief inspector and a Labor councillor in Blacktown.
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Ireland:
Robert Fitzgerald's 1961 translation of The Odyssey was regarded as a classic for decades.
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Canada:
Northwestern cornerback Robert Fitzgerald led the Big Ten with 68 solo tackles and six tackles for loss.
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Australia:
Australia’s Age Discrimination Commissioner Robert Fitzgerald says ageism is endemic in many corners of the country’s health system.
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United Kingdom:
Robert Fitzgerald lived with Flannery O’Connor for a while and was a classicist.
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