Author:Derek Hudson

Derek Hudson
(1911–2003)

Works

• Arthur Rackham: His Life and Work, illustrated by Arthur Rackham (1960) (transcription project)
• A Poet in Parliament: The Life of W. M. Praed
• Thomas Barnes of ‘The Times’
• British Journalists and Newspapers
• Norman O’Neill: A Life of Music
• Charles Keene
• Martin Tupper: His Rise and Fall
• James Pryde
• Lewis Carroll
• Sir Joshua Reynolds: A Personal Study
• The Forgotten King and other essays

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