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Jones (HENRY ARTHUR an English)

HENRY ARTHUR, an English dramatist; born in Grandborough, Bucks, England, Sept. 20, 1851. He wrote: "A Clerical Error" (1879); "Silver King" (1882); "Saints and Sinners" (1884); "Middleman" (1889); "Judah" (1890); " The Dancing Girl" (1891); "The Tempter" (1893); "The Masqueraders" (1894); "The Triumph of the Philistines" (1895); "The Rogue's "The Manœuvres of Jane" (1898); "Mrs.

Comedy" (1896) ; "The Liars" (1897); Dane's Defence" (1900); "The Hypocrites" (1906); "The Lie" (1914), etc.

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