See Also: Rupert's Land(encyclopedia)
Brooke, Rupert(encyclopedia)
Rupert (as used in expressions)(encyclopedia)
Rupert Bear(dictionary)
Murdoch, Rupert(dictionary)
Rupert, Prince(encyclopedia)
Brooke, Rupert(dictionary)
Waterhouse, Rupert(medicine)
Murdoch, (Keith) Rupert(encyclopedia)
Alexander, Harold (Rupert Leofric George) Alexander, 1st Earl(encyclopedia)

theosoph (iou) and Rupert's Land (sh)


theosoph (iou)



theosoph noun. E19.
[French theosophe from medieval Latin theosophus from late Greek theosophos wise concerning God, formed as THEO- + sophos wise.]
A follower of theosophy.

Rupert's Land (sh)




or Prince Rupert's Land

Historical region, northern and western Canada, comprising the drainage basin of Hudson Bay.

In 1670 it was granted by King Charles II to the Hudson's Bay Co. It was named after Prince Rupert, the king's cousin and the company's first governor. In 1869 the land became part of the Dominion of Canada.