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William Robert Gregory MC (20 May 1881 – 23 January 1918) was an Irish flying ace who served as a fighter pilot with the Royal Flying Corps during World War I. He was also an accomplished artist and cricket player.
ISBN 978-607-32-0864-2 Traducción autorizada de la edición en idioma inglés, titulada PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING: HISTORY, PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS, 6* edición por Robert Gregory, publicada por Pearson Education, Inc., publicada como Pearson, Copyright ©2011.
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Robert Gregory resented Yeats’s long sojourns at Coole during the summer and ejected him from the master bedroom. He also chaffed at Yeats taking liberties with his late father’s wine cellar....
In February 1918, Robert Gregory, a major in the British air force, died while fighting in battle over Italy. In the eyes of the Irish poet William Butler Yeats, Robert Gregory was a fine, young, Renaissance man, whom he described as a “soldier, scholar, horseman.”
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Learn about the life and death of Robert Gregory, the most famous Irish aviator of the First World War, and his comrades James McCudden and Edward Mannock. Discover how they fought and died in the skies over France and Italy, and how they were remembered by Yeats and others.
