| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ing them feel that their pukka research days were over. (In spite of some splendid examples, writing almost any mathematics book in those days was often regarded as creative death, though not by Hardy.) Bill seemed to be fascinated by textbooks (and listed such reading as one of his recreations); he read texts with ease, and thereby widened his mathematical knowledge, in contrast to Cambridge cont
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