A. L. Haydon (International) assertion A. L. Haydon i(A48125 works by) (a.k.a. Arthur Lincoln Haydon)
Born: Established: 1872 London,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe, ; Died: Ceased: 1964
Gender: Male
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1 Dicey's Last Chance A. L. Haydon , 1930-1939 single work children's fiction children's
— Appears in: The Victorian Schoolboys' Story Book 1930-1939;
1 y separately published work icon Stand Fast Wymondham! : A Story of Public School Life A. L. Haydon , London : Frederick Warne , 1928 Z1116291 1928 single work children's fiction children's
1 y separately published work icon The Boy's Own Reciter A. L. Haydon (editor), London : Boy's Own Paper Office , 1921 Z1927062 1921 selected work poetry children's
1 y separately published work icon His Serene Highness : A Public School Story A. L. Haydon , London : Robert South , 1920-1929 Z1116288 1920-1929 single work children's fiction children's

English school story with an Australian boy as one of the main characters.
1 y separately published work icon Boy's Own Paper (International) assertion George A. Hutchison (editor), George Andrew Hutchison (editor), A. L. Haydon (editor), Geoffrey Richard Pocklington (editor), George J. H. Northcroft (editor), Robert Harding (editor), Leonard Halls (editor), Jack Cox (editor), James Macaulay (editor), 1879 United Kingdom (UK) : Religious Tract Society Lutterworth Purnell and Sons BPC Publishing , Z1389083 1879 periodical (1 issues) A children's weekly story magazine, aimed at teenage boys, published in the United Kingdom from 1879 (first issue, January 19) to 1967. It was originally published by the Religious Tract Society, but was taken over by Lutterworth Press in 1939. In 1963 Purnell and Sons took over its publication. It was published at the end of its life in 1967 by BPC Publishing Ltd. It was published weekly following the school year (Autumn through to Summer) until November 1913, when it became a monthly. 2,511 issues of the paper were published, and each year's issues were bound together and sold as the Boy's Own Annual.
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