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Locke (WILLIAM JOHN an Eng- He)

WILLIAM JOHN, an Eng- He was educated at the Queen's Royal lege at Cambridge. He was an archi- College, Trinidad, and at St. John's Col- LOCK HAVEN British Architects. In the meantime he was secretary of the Royal Institute of wrote many novels which were well received by the critics but which were not popular with the public. His first novel to attain publicity was "The Morals of followed in the next year by his bestknown book, "The Beloved Vagabond." followed in the next year by his best- This was followed by "Septimus," 1907; ris," 1913; "The Fortunate Youth," the most widely read of modern English 1914; "Jaffery," 1915. Locke is one of novelists.

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