Emanuel, Walter Lewis
EMANUEL, WALTER LEWIS
EMANUEL, WALTER LEWIS (1869–1915), humorist. A London lawyer, Emanuel contributed to Punch and wrote amusing books such as A Dog Day (1902), The Snob (1904), The Dog World and Anti-Cat Review (1909), and One Hundred Years Hence (1911). His father and brother both served as secretary to the Board of Deputies of British Jews and Emanuel himself was active in communal affairs.
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DIED: 1963, Oxford, England
NATIONALITY: British
GENRE: Fiction, nonfiction
MAJOR WORKS:
The Pilgrim's Regress (1933)
The Allegory of Lov… Lennox Lewis , Lewis, Lennox 1965–
Boxer
Lennox Lewis, the man who began the year 2000 as boxing’s undisputed heavyweight champion, has always been a contradiction.…
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