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C. S. Forester
Cecil Lewis Troughton Smith
British novelist, "Hornblower" author (1899–1966).
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Place of Birth
Cairo
Place of Death
Fullerton
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom
Date of Birth
8/27/1899
Date of Death
4/2/1966
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Human
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Writer
Screenwriter
Novelist
Journalist
Playwright
War Correspondent
Award Received
James Tait Black Memorial Prize
(1938)
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Cecil
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Louis
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Troughton
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Dulwich College
King's College London
Alleyn's School
Cecil Scott Forester
C. S. Forester
Smith
Alzheimer's Disease
English
Male
English
The African Queen
Harry Ransom Center
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MS-1441
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C. S. (Cecil Scott) Forester Collection
Creative and Professional Writing
Prose
Drama
Journalism
War Journalism
Cecil Lewis Troughton Smith
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Loma Vista Memorial Park
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1938
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