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Murray (DAVID CHRISTIE an English)

DAVID CHRISTIE, an English novelist; born in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, April 13, 1847. He had served as reporter and then as war correspondent (1877-1878) for several newspapers, when in 1879 he published "A Life's Atonement" in "Chamber's Journal." In the same journal appeared "Val Strange" and "John Vale's Guardian." Other works are "By the Gate of the Sea"; "The Way of the World"; "Aunt Rachel"; "Old Blazer's Hero"; "The Weaker Vessel"; "A Dangerous Catspaw"; etc. In 1889 went on the stage. He died Aug. 2, 1907.

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