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John Masefield

John Masefield

English poet and writer

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Birthdate
June 1, 1878
Birthplace
Herefordshire
Herefordshire
Date of Death
May 12, 1967
Place of Death
Abingdon-on-Thames
Abingdon-on-Thames
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The Ledbury scene
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Some verses to some Germans
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The western Hudson shore
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King Cole
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Poetry -by- John Masefield
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Grace before ploughing
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Ballads
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Minnie Maylow's story
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Warwick School
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Poet
Poet
Novelist
Novelist
Journalist
Journalist
Writer
Writer
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Author
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00000001102882530
Open Library ID
OL113831A0
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689455980

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United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Wikidata ID
Q471413

John Masefield was born in Ledbury, Herefordshire. At a young age, he joined the navy, and went to America as a sailor. In 1897 he returned to England and began to study journalism. He publishes several poetry collections about the life of sailors, in particular "Sea Ballads" and "Ballads".

In 1911, Masefield published the poem "Eternal Mercy", in which he ironically describes the conversion of Saul Kane, a rowdy and drunkard, to religion.

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