About A. M. Champneys
Lived 1888 – 1966 (aged 78). A. M. Champneys was a British poet and writer.
Adelaide Mary Champneys (8 March 1888 – 15 April 1966) in 1888, she was one of five children of May Theresa Ella (Drummond) and Basil Champneys.
Publications Verses 1902 Love's Empire, and Other Poems (1909) Bride Elect (1913) The Recoiling Force (1914) The House Made with Hands (1924) Miss Tiverton Goes Out (1925) This Day's Madness (1926) November Night (1928) Memorial to George, By Himself (1929) The Longer Day (aka: The Longer Days) (1930) I Can Wait (1933) Fool's Melody (1937; with Michael Weldon Champneys) Red Sun and Harvest Moon (1947)
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Who was A. M. Champneys?
British writer (1888-1966)
When was A. M. Champneys born?
A. M. Champneys was born on 8 March 1888.
When did A. M. Champneys die?
A. M. Champneys died on 15 April 1966.
What was A. M. Champneys's occupation?
A. M. Champneys was a poet and writer.
What nationality was A. M. Champneys?
A. M. Champneys was British.
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