Cary, (Arthur Joyce)
Cary, (Arthur Joyce) ( Lunel) (1888–1957) British novelist, b. Northern Ireland. His experiences in colonial service in Nigeria (1914–20) are reflected in novels such as Mister Johnson (1939). His best-known novel is The Horse's Mouth (1944).
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