LORD EDWARD HUGGESSEN KNATCH-BULL-HUGGESSEN BRABOURNE
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Definitions of LORD EDWARD HUGGESSEN KNATCH-BULL-HUGGESSEN BRABOURNE
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An English juvenile-story writer; born in Kent, April 29, 1829; died Feb. 6, 1893. Has been Member of Parliament. His literary fame is due mostly to his stories for children, including: "Moonshine" (1871); "Tales at Tea-Time" (1872); "Queer Folk" (1873); "River Legends" (1874); and many others.
By Charles Dudley Warner
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