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Gilbert Murray Gilbert Murray i(A15485 works by) (birth name: George Foster Wise Murray) (a.k.a. George Gilbert Aime Murray; G. G. A. Murray)
Born: Established: 2 Jan 1866 Sydney, New South Wales, ; Died: Ceased: 20 May 1957 Berkshire,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe,
Gender: Male
Expatriate assertion Departed from Australia: 1877
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1 To London and Merchant Taylors' (from An Unfinished Autobiography) Gilbert Murray , 1967 extract autobiography (An Unfinished Autobiography : With Contributions by His Friends)
— Appears in: Australians Abroad : An Anthology 1967; (p. 22-32)
1 y separately published work icon An Unfinished Autobiography : With Contributions by His Friends Gilbert Murray , Arnold J. Toynbee (editor), Jean Smith (editor), London : Allen and Unwin , 1960 Z994242 1960 single work autobiography
1 The Flying Fawn i "Will they ever come to me, ever again,", Gilbert Murray , 1929 single work poetry
— Appears in: The New Countries : A Collection of Stories and Poems by South African, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Writers 1929; (p. 99-100)
1 The Home of the Spirit i "Where is the Home for me?", Gilbert Murray , 1929 single work poetry
— Appears in: The New Countries : A Collection of Stories and Poems by South African, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand Writers 1929; (p. 98-99)
1 The Christ of the Andes Gilbert Murray , 1924 single work non-fiction children's
— Appears in: The School Paper for Grades VII and VIII , October no. 295 1924; (p. 142-144) This piece explains the history of the enormous bronze figure of Christ that was erected in the Andes between Chile and Argentina. In 1900, when the two countries were on the brink of war, Monsignor Benavente passionately appealed for peace at Buenos Ayres [sic]. Supporters of the Church made petitions across the Argentine Republic and the war was averted. In memorial, the Argentine government melted down their arsenal and cast the colossal figure, which was carried 13,000 feet to the mountaintop and, on 13 March, 1904, dedicated to the world.
1 y separately published work icon Carlyon Sahib : A Drama in Four Acts. Gilbert Murray , London : Heinemann , 1900 Z1355047 1900 single work drama
2 y separately published work icon Andromache : A Play In Three Acts Gilbert Murray , London : Heinemann , 1900 Z1355019 1900 single work drama
1 1 y separately published work icon Gobi or Shamo : A Story of Three Songs Gilbert Murray , London : Longmans, Green , 1889 Z1355158 1889 single work novel
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