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Benson (EDWARD FREDERIC an English)

EDWARD FREDERIC, an English author, born in Wellington College, July 24, 1867; educated at King's College, Cambridge; worked at Athens for the British Archæological School in 1892-1895, and in Egypt, for the Hellenic Society, in 1895; traveled in Algiers, Egypt, Greece, and Italy. His writings include "Dodo" (1893); "Rubicon" (1894); "Judgment Books" (1895); "Limitations" (1896); "The Babe" (1897); "Vintage" (1898); "The Capsina" (1899); "Angel "Ang of Pain" (1906); "Dodo the Second" (1914); "The Tortoise" (1917); etc.

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