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HALL CAINE
Born: May 14, 1853 in Runcorn, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom
Died: August 31, 1931 in Isle of Man, United Kingdom
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THOMAS HENRY HALL CAINE (1853-1931) was one of Great Britain's most read authors between 1893-1930. He was Secretary to and friend of poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti, whom he remembered in his 1882 work, Recollections of Rossetti. Caine published his first novel, The Shadow of a Crime, in 1885, and this was quickly followed by A Son of Hagar (1886) and The Deemster (1887). Caine's other works, many of which featured Biblical themes, include The Bondman and The Scapegoat (both 1890), Cap'n Davey's Honeymoon (1893), The Manxman (1894, his first big commercial success), The Christian (1897, which sold 650,000 copies), The Eternal City (1901, over a million copies sold worldwide) and The Prodigal Son (1904, novel and play). Caine, who edited King Albert's Book during WWI (to benefit Belgian refugees), was knighted in 1918 and published his last full-length novel in 1921. HisLife of Christ, researched by him during several visits to the Holy Land, was published posthumously by his sons in 1938.
  
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