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Cecil Day Lewis (1905-72)

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Biography of c day lewis the newborn

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Day Lewis; bapt. Day-Lewis; pseud. “Nicholas Blake”]; b. 24 April, Ballintubbert House, Ballintober, Co. Laois, son of Frank Day-Lewis, an Anglican minster who came to Ballintubbert House as rector in 1902, bringing his newly-wed wife Kathleen; not registered for six months, and recorded as Cecil Day by way of Christian name; spent 18 months in Ballintubbert and left for Worcestershire in pursuit of clerical career; death of Kathleen, 1908; ed.

Biography of c day lewis the newborn baby

Sherbourne and Wadham College (Oxon.); m. Mary King, 1928, mother of Sean and David; taught at Cheltenham Junior School, 1930-35; wrote proto-agrarian poetry in the 1930s;

moved to Devon, 1936; joined British Communist Party, 1937; ed.

The Mind in Chains (1937), left-wing symposium; brought to Jonathan Cape, publisher, by Rupert Hard-Davis; by his horatory ode ‘On the Twentieth Anniversary of Soviet Power’, hailing Lenin as ‘loved by the people’; with Aude