Edward Lawrence
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Edward Lawrence was an English
England
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 writer who emigrated to the United States
United States
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 in 1902. Lawrence was born in Windsor
Windsor, Berkshire
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, England and attended Eton
Eton College
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 from 1890–94 and Oxford University 1895-1899, where he read classics. After moving to New York
New York
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 in 1902 he lived with a great aunt as he wrote his magnum opus "In Hope, We Find This Nation", a five volume work that was issued by the publisher, Collier, in 5 installments 1908, 1912, 1924, 1928, and 1946. He died in 1949 from a suspected heart attack.
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