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William Arthur Dunkerly (1852-1941) was an English journalist, novelist, poet and writer of hymns. He used the name 'John Oxenham' for his novels, poems and hymns and the name 'Julian Ross' for his journalism. Perhaps he didn't like the name Dunkerley? His daughter Elise Jeannette Dunkerley (1880-1960) wrote novels for children under the name Elsie J. Oxenham. This novel is set partly in the Channel Island of Sark, the scene of a previous novel entitled Carette of Sark (Hodder & Stoughton, 1908). The date of this edition is guessed.
Later edition
Bibliography code: HOD-17.5
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Series: none
Year: [1917]
Format: 16mo
Pages: xii, 305
Binding: Red cloth blind stamped with H&S logo and vertical bands. Title in black on spine, author, blind stamped H&S logo, publisher in black to base
Size: 190 x 130 mm
Dust jacket: signed Blampied, faintly, underneath seated women
Internal illustrations: none
Price: 2 shillings
Printing history: first edition 1908, Hodder & Stoughton
Printed by: not known
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