Professorn fick hjälp från mentalpatient – Kvällsstunden
Will Byrnes's review of The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity and the Making of the Oxford English Dictionary
How the Oxford English Dictionary was brought to life in a rustic 'scriptorium' - ABC News
Murray Scriptorium / General introduction
Interesting object: The creation of the first part of the Oxford English Dictionary was particularly arduous | The Independent | The Independent
Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
December 6, 1768 The Murderer's Dictionary – Today in History
James Murray and the Oxford English Dictionary, 1879 – Landmark Events
Murray, Sir James Augustus Henry (1837–1915), lexicographer | Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
Sir James Murray and The Oxford English Dictionary - Book Reviews by Nicholas Hoare
Sir James Murray and The Oxford English Dictionary - YouTube
THE OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY: BEING A CORRECTED RE-ISSUE WITH AN INTRODUCTION, SUPPLEMENT, AND BIBLIOGRAPHY OF A NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY ON HISTORICAL PRINCIPLES 13 Volumes | James A. H. Murray, Henry Bradley, W. A.
OED Concept Interface – DHI
Today in Literary History – February 7, 1837 – Sir James Murray, creator of the Oxford English Dictionary, is born – bookworm norm
The Murderous Origins Of The Oxford English Dictionary
BBC - Legacies - Myths and Legends - England - Berkshire - Broadmoor's word-finder - Article Page 3
The O.E.D.: Still a Few Sandwiches Short of a Picnic - The New York Times
How the Oxford English Dictionary Went from Murderer's Pet Project to Internet Lexicon - Atlas Obscura
Provisional Programme of Events | Sir James Murray (1915-2015): A Celebration
DR. WILLIAM MINOR (1834 -1920) Insane Doctor Who Contributed to the Oxford English Dictionary | FORGOTTEN NEWSMAKERS
Life Images by Jill: The Dictionary of Lost Words and the Oxford English Dictionary
James Murray, Learned 25 languages, Wore academic cap daily, Moved dictionary materials to oxford, A monumental resource
William Chester Minor Wrote The Oxford English Dictionary While In An Asylum Because He Committed Murder
Sunnyside Up - Morris Oxford
A moving feminist novel about the making of the OED
