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threenovels....’Thus does one distinguished writer salute another.The late L.A.G.Strong,author of The Brothers and many other notablenovels,was also a critic oflong experience and great discrimination.Henever wrote a morejust and valuable appreciation than this present essay.  \nAcknowledgement:Thanks are due to the estate of John Masefield andto William Heinemann Ltd.for their kind permission to quoteextensively from books in copyright.  \nBibliographical Seriesof Supplements to ‘British Book News'of Writers and Their Work  \n★  \nGENERAL EDITORGeoffrey Bullough  \nJOHN MASEFIELD was born at Ledbury,Hertfordshire,on I JuneI878;he died near Abingdon,Berkshire,on I2 May I967.  \nJOHN MASEFIELD","cbCaiuIo0qdKgsHw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuIo0qdKgsHw","pdf",2878109,58,"English","# Introduction to John Masefield\n## Biography and Career Overview\n## Critical Assessment of Major Works\n## Bibliography and Acknowledgements","[{\"question\":\"Who is the author of this critical assessment 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