John Gray letter to Mr. Meade-King, 1932 April 27.

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John Gray letter to Mr. Meade-King, 1932 April 27.

Gray writes to Meade-King, 27 April 1932, sending three volumes for Andre's shelves (probably Andre Raffalovich). Includes envelope, unstamped.

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Gray, John, 1866-1934

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John Gray was born in a working class family in London; he distinguished himself as a scholar, winning scholarships and studying on his own, and passed the Civil Service exam. Working as a librarian in the Foreign Office, he began to publish poetry, and became part of London's literary society and the Rhymer's Club. He may have been the model for Oscar Wilde's character Dorian Gray; it may also have been Wilde's demise that prompted Gray to enter the priesthood, and he spent the last years of hi...