Hugh Walpole - CaLiGraph

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skos:prefLabel	Hugh Walpole
skos:altLabel	Walpole Hugh Seymour Walpole Sir Hugh Seymour Walpole Sir Hugh Walpole Walpole, Hugh [Hugh] Walpole
clgo:almaMater	Emmanuel College, Cambridge
clgo:award	James Tait Black Memorial Prize
clgo:birthPlace	Kent Truro Buckinghamshire New Zealand Cornwall
clgo:birthYear	1884
clgo:deathYear	1941
clgo:education	Durham School
clgo:genre	Horror fiction
clgo:nationality	United Kingdom New Zealand
clgo:occupation	Screenwriter
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is clgo:author of	The Scoop and Behind the Screen The Killer and the Slain Wintersmoon
is clgo:writer of	David Copperfield (1935 film) Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936 film)

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