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Hamilton (COSMO an English dramatist)

COSMO, an English dramatist and novelist. His first apprenticeship was in journalism, and after holding various positions became editor of the "London World." When the war broke out he was gazetted as sublieutenant, R. N. A. S. His works include: Novels "Adam's Clay"; "Brummell"; "The Blindness of Virtue"; "Duke's Son"; "The Miracle of Love"; plays "The Wisdom of Folly"; "A Sense of Humor"; "The Mountain Climber"; "Bridge"; "Arsene Lupin"; "Mrs. Skeffington"; "The Blindness of Virtue."

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