Vol. LXXXII (ff. i+257). 1886-1900.Hugh Oakeley Arnold-Forster, PC; MP: Pamphlets, periodical articles, etc., by: 1886-1908: Printed.includes:ff. 83-161 Navy; England: Papers of H. O. Arnold-Forster rel. to,: 1901-1906.ff. 101-105 London; Secular... 1886-1900

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Vol. LXXXII (ff. i+257). 1886-1900.Hugh Oakeley Arnold-Forster, PC; MP: Pamphlets, periodical articles, etc., by: 1886-1908: Printed.includes:ff. 83-161 Navy; England: Papers of H. O. Arnold-Forster rel. to,: 1901-1906.ff. 101-105 London; Secular... 1886-1900

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Forster, Hugh Oakeley Arnold-, 1855-1909, politician

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Hugh Oakeley Arnold was born in Dawlish, Devon on 19 August 1855 into an illustrious family. His late grandfather, Thomas Arnold, had been headmaster at Rugby; his uncles included the poet and critic, Matthew Arnold, and the literary scholar, Thomas Arnold; an aunt was the novelist Mary Ward (also known as Mrs Humphry Ward); and a cousin was the journalist W. T. Arnold. When he was just four months old he moved to India where his father, William Delafield Arnold, was Director of Pub...