Wicks, Frederick, 1840-1910
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Name (Latin)
Wicks, Frederick, 1840-1910
Date of birth
1840-02-23
Date of death
1910-03-30
Associated country
Great Britain
Field of activity
Fiction
Newspaper publishing
Occupation
Authors
Inventors
Novelists
Associated Language
eng
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- His Second sight explained, 1880(name not given)
- Frederick Wicks (23 February 1840 - 30 March 1910) was an English author and inventor. He was born in Stockwell, Surrey. Frederick Wicks, who in the 1870s became proprietor of the Glasgow Daily News, was in 1878 the inventor of the Wicks Rotary Typecasting Machine. Wicks also wrote several novels, including Golden Lives, The Veiled Hand, and The Infant. He retired to Hersham, Surrey, where he died on 30 March 1910, aged 70 ( (Wikipedia, June 16, 2021) )
- His Second sight explained, 1800(name not given)
- NUC pre-1956(Wicks, Frederick, 1840-1910)