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BCW vol. 1, pp. 531: verbatim Zirkoff appendix quotation; replace placeholder, preserve other sources
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== [[Zirkoff, Boris|Boris de Zirkoff]] ==
== [[Zirkoff, Boris]] ==
Zirkoff notes that little definite information survives about Judge R. B. Westbrook, who appears to have held a professorship of philology at a British university; he became a Councillor of the Theosophical Society and was made a Vice-President in 1877, and H.P.B. held him in high regard, though what became of him later is unclear. See the source page below for the exact citation.
 
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Westbrook, Judge R. B}}'''. No definite information is available about him. He was for a time a Professor of Philology at a British University, it would seem. He was made one of the Councillors of the T.S., and became a Vice-President of it in 1877. H.P.B. had a high regard for him, but it is not clear what became of him at a later date.


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