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Walter De La Mare

Walter Ramal

English poet and fiction writer (1873–1956).

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Place of Birth

Place of Death

Country of Citizenship

Date of Birth

4/25/1873

Date of Death

6/22/1956

Instance Of

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Award Received

James Tait Black Memorial Prize

(1921)

: 1921

(1947)

:

Collected Stories for Children

: 1947

Companion of Honour

Occupation

Children's Writer

Given Name

Genre

Residence

Educated At

St Paul's Cathedral School

Nominated For

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1952)

: 1952

Nobel Prize in Literature

(1953)

: 1953

Name in Native Language

Walter de la Mare

Place of Burial

St Paul's Cathedral

Cause of Death

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Sex or Gender

Writing Language

Archives At

Stanford University Libraries Department of Special Collections and University Archives

Described at URL

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Bodleian Library

Edinburgh University Library

Inventory Number

:GB 237 Coll-193

New York Public Library Main Branch

Described at URL

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Inventory Number

:Berg Coll MSS De la Mare

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Henry W. And Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature

: Walter De la Mare collection of papers

The Morgan Library & Museum

Inventory Number

:MA 4656.1-5

Harry Ransom Center

Inventory Number

:Manuscript Collection MS-1100

Syracuse University Libraries

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Child

Colin De La Mare

Richard Herbert Ingpen De La Mare

Florence De La Mare

Jinnie De La Mare

Spouse

Pseudonym

Walter Ramal

Relative

A. C. De La Mare

Manner of Death

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