Macdonell, A. G. 1895-1941
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Name (Latin)
Macdonell, A. G. 1895-1941
Other forms of name
Macdonell, Archibald Gordon, 1895-1941
Date of birth
1895-11-03
Date of death
1941-01-16
Field of activity
Journalism
Occupation
Authors
Journalists
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- England, their England, 1933 :title page (A.G. Macdonell)
- Wikipedia, via WWW, January 11, 2022(Archibald Gordon Macdonell; b. November 3, 1895, d. January 16, 1941; Scottish writer, journalist, and broadcaster; born in Poona, India, to a Scottish family; served as a lieutenant of the Royal Field Artillery during World War I; joined the League of Nations in 1922; made his living as a journalist in London, writing stage reviews for the London Mercury; became famous in 1933 for the publication of satirical novel England, their England; also wrote a number of novels and plays, as well as some military history; died in Oxford in 1941)
- nuc87-128619: His The autobiography of a cad, 1984(hdg. on CaBVaU rept.: Macdonell, Archibald Gordon, 1895-1941; usage: A.G. Macdonell)
- Pseuds. and nicknames dict., c1987(Macdonell, Archibald Gordon, 1895-1941; pseuds.: John Cameron; Neil Gordon)