Louis and Israel Zangwill
Louis Zangwill (1869-1938) was the younger brother of Israel Zangwill and also a noted novelist and critic. He attended Jews' Free School, London, along with his brother, and like him became a teacher. He left the school at the same time as his brother to set up a printing establishment. Louis Zangwill wrote for many years under the pseudonym of ZZ. Among his publications were A DRAMA IN DUTCH (London, 1895), THE WORLD AND A MAN (1896), CLEO AND MAGNIFICENT (1899) and ONE'S WOMENKIND (1903).
From the guide to the Papers of Louis and Israel Zangwill, 1894-1955, (University of Southampton Libraries Special Collections)
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