H. Bedford-Jones
H. Bedford-Jones (1887–1949) was a Canadian novelist, poet and science fiction writer.
Also recorded as Donald Bedford; Montague Brissard; Paul Ferval; Michael Gallister; Allan Hawkwood; Gordon Keyne.
Overview
Recorded at birth as Henry James O'Brien Bedford-Jones.
Born at Greater Napanee in 1887, died at Beverly Hills in 1949.
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“Henry Bedford-Jones”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q5628089: H. Bedford-Jones
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Cover page of Adventure magazine, 30 Oct 1924. A setting sun; a bullocks-drawn caravan in the early days of the California gold rush. Text: October 30th 1924 25c PUBLISHED THREE TIMES A MONTH Adventure Talbot Mundy Gordon Young Douglas Oliver H. Bedford-Jones Richard c. Gill Chester T. Crowell William Byron Mowery Lewis H. Kilpatrick H. c. Bailey Barry Scobee Bill Adams 1 complete Novel 2 Complete
F. Eltonhead · https://archive.org/details/adventurev049n0319241030 · Public domain
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Cover of the 1 December 1929 edition of Adventure
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