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	Denys Finch Hatton
		Denys Finch Hatton was born in England, on April 24, 1887, the son of Henry Stormont Finch Hatton, Earl of Winchilsea, and Anne Coddrington (Nan) Finch Hatton, daughter of a former Admiral of the British Fleet.
		Denys' brother had married Margaretta Drexel, the daughter of an American banker, but Denys himself is not known to have had any romances before he met Karen Blixen (two years older than him) at age 31.
		Denys had lived with Karen Blixen until a few weeks before this final flight, and his remains were turned over to her.
	www.thecedartree.co.uk /Ewerby/Denys.htm (999 words)

	Denys Finch Hatton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Finch-Hatton was born in England in 1887, the son of Henry Stormont Finch Hatton, Earl of Winchilsea, and Anne Coddrington Finch Hatton, daughter of a former Admiral of the British Fleet.
		Denys' brother had married Margaretta Drexel, the daughter of the American banking family, but Denys himself is not known to have had any serious romances before he met Karen Blixen, (two years his senior), at the age of thirty-one.
		Denys lived in a cottage at the Muthaiga Club when he was not on safari, but after Blixen's divorce in 1925 he moved into her house.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Denys_Finch_Hatton (821 words)

	Finch Hatton's Safari Camp
		Denys Finch Hatton, an English aristocrat first traveled to East Africa in 1911 at the age of 24 and immediately fell in love with Kenya.
		Denys was to become well known for his refusal to abandon home comforts, culture and cuisine while on safari.
		Finch Hatton became a byword for stylish and successful safaris, and his clientele included many American and European tycoons and aristocrats and in both 1928 and 1930, Britain's Prince of Wales (later Duke of Windsor).
	www.adventuresafaris.com /Campsandlodges/finchhattons.htm (709 words)

	Biografi - Karen Blixen. En kronologi
		Denys Finch Hatton, Karen Blixen's closest friend in Africa, born in London, second son of Henry Stormont, thirteenth Earl of Winchilsea and eighth Earl of Nottingham.
		Presumably it is Denys Finch Hatton who arranges a dinner at the farm on November 9 for the Prince of Wales in order to redress Karen Blixen's somewhat awkward situation.
		May 14: Denys Finch Hatton, aged 44, is killed in his private plane in an air crash in Kenya.
	www.karen-blixen.dk /engelsk/biografia2.html (4538 words)

	Denys Finch Hatton Life and Links
		Denys Finch Hatton was born in England, on April 24, 1887, the son of Henry Stormont Finch Hatton, Earl of Winchelsea, and Anne Coddrington (Nan) Finch Hatton, daughter of a former Admiral of the British Fleet.
		Denys lived in a cottage at the Muthaiga Club when he was not on safari, but after her divorce in 1925 he moved into Karen Blixen's house.
		Among Finch Hatton's clients were Marshall Fields III, grandson of the Chicago department store magnate; Frederick B. Patterson, an American vending machine tycoon; and, in 1928 and 1930, the Prince of Wales (later Duke of Windsor).
	www.karenblixen.com /finchhatton.html (1049 words)

	Earl of Winchilsea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Earl's eldest son Daniel Finch (1647-1730) succeeded him as the 2nd earl, whilst his fourth son Heneage Finch (1649-1719) was created Earl of Aylesford in 1714.
		He was the husband of the poet Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea (1661-1720).
		John Finch, 6th Earl of Winchilsea died in 1729, without leaving a son to claim the tile and the earldoms of Winchilsea and Nottingham became united under his cousin 2nd Earl of Nottingham who became the Daniel Finch, 7th Earl of Winchilsea.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earl_of_Winchilsea (795 words)

	Finch Hattons, Tsavo West, Kenya, Africa
		To land on the private airstrip at Finch Hattons is to touch down in the years of the first grand safaris –; and their charming hosts.
		Finch Hattons strives to minimize its impact on this fragile land, with mulching of biodegradable waste, use of eco-friendly products, and support for local conservation initiatives.
		As a guest at Finch Hattons, you will have ample opportunities to learn about this wild land, which boasts some of the richest big game in Africa.
	www.prideofsafaris.com /finchhattons.html (330 words)

	African Encounter: Enquiries
		Denys Finch Hatton was one of Kenya's great adventurers.
		Finch Hatton's camp, a privately owned and managed one man's dream to create the ideal, offers guests a unique opportunity to relive the golden era of the safari in absolute elegance, 5 star comfort, the finest cuisine surrounded by the spectacle of the great African wilderness.
		Exploring the park from Finch Hatton's you will rarely see another vehicle, or any other sign of human presence as you track game Tsavo is known for its herds of "Red Elephants", their skins stained by the local ochre dust and mud.
	www.africanencounter.com /bt/finch_hattons.shtml (701 words)

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		Karen Blixen met Denys Finch Hatton for the first time on the 5th of April, 1918 and wrote to her mother that she had met an unusually charming person of whom she had heard a great deal, although she had never before met him in person.
		The first indication of correspondence from Denys Finch Hatton is a letter dated March 25th, 1922, in which Karen Blixen writes that she has received a letter from him saying that he will arrive at the end of April, but the letter from Denys is not extant.
		Denys Finch Hatton was not a wealthy man. It appears that the safaris enabled him to maintain the life he preferred and this did not include the responsibility of a child and of the economy of the farm.
	pica10.net /Blixen/brundbjerg.htm (4610 words)

	About Karen Blixen's Life
		We see in the film Finch Hatton portrayed as her inspiration, and more than that we are given to believe from the film that he was responsible for her writing career, that Karen Blixen would not have dreamed of writing anything before he entered the scene; and that is very far from true.
		She knew Denys Finch Hatton for 13 years and she was in love with him for that entire period.
		In fact Finch hatton lived in her house for at least six years, and yet there seemed to be no talk of making a marriage contract for this relationship.
	www.karenblixen.com /doninterview.html (2714 words)

	Finch-Hatton History
		Henry Finch-Hatton was also the father of Denys Finch Hatton, the dashing aristocrat and hunter made famous in Karen Blixen's book Out of Africa, and in the movie of the same name where he was played by Robert Redford.
		Denys was famous for enjoying the finer things of life while hunting (champagne and crystal wine glasses, porcelain plates, Mozart on gramophone, etc.).
		Originally named Hatton, in 1906 it was briefly renamed Pelion to avoid confusion with a Hattonvale, but after protest from residents was quickly renamed Finch Hatton.
	finch.customer.netspace.net.au /fhhistory.html (536 words)

	Famous Mistakes
		Denys Finch Hatton did not learn to fly an airplane until 1929, eleven years after World War I ended.
		In 1926 Karen Blixen believed she was pregnant and sent Denys Finch Hatton a cable referring to her baby by the codeword "Daniel." Denys is said to have cabled back from London: "
		The actual text of Denys Finch Hatton's cable to Karen Blixen on May 21, 1926, is: "Reference your cable and my reply please do as you like about Daniel as I should welcome him if I could offer partnership but this is impossible STOP You will I know consider your mother's views Denys."
	www.karenblixen.com /famousmistakes.html (938 words)

	The Observer \| Review \| Observer review: Too Close to the Sun by Sara Wheeler
		Denys Finch Hatton is an odd subject for a biography.
		Denys was Karen's lover, a tall, bald, titled old Etonian who flew a yellow Gypsy Moth across the plains and earned his living as a white hunter.
		Denys was also the lover of Beryl Markham, another Kenya pioneer and former mistress of the Duke of Gloucester.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /review/story/0,,1728772,00.html (595 words)

	Danish Celebrities
		Denys Finch Hatton begins to reside in her house when he is infrequently in Nairobi.
		April: KB believes she is pregnant with Finch Hatton's child; she is either mistaken or has a miscarriage.
		Farm sold in March; Denys Finch Hatton is killed in the crash of his airplane.
	www.dragons.dk /Denmarkgreatdanes.htm (713 words)

	Scotsman.com Living - Books - Out of an African sky, the reality
		Because of the film, and the book on which it is based, Finch Hatton is hard to separate from his lover, Karen Blixen, who immortalised him in the memoir that inspired the film.
		Finch Hatton is disclosed here as his own man, possessed of an almost supernatural charm.
		At Eton and Oxford he perfected the art of friendship and was idolised, but the Finch Hatton who compels the reader only comes truly alive when, a few weeks from his 24th birthday, in March 1911, he took a ship up the east coast of Africa, to Kenya.
	living.scotsman.com /books.cfm?id=463062006 (762 words)

	ke-acc-finchhattons
		Finch Hatton's was created in the splendor and sophistication of Denys Finch Hatton, an English aristocrat who first traveled to East Africa in 1911 at the age of 24 and immediately fell in love with Kenya.
		Birdlife at Finch Hatton's is spectacular, with over 200 locally recorded species.
		There is an elegantly appointed bar and restaurant and a comfortable private lounge, as well as an extensive library of books and an excellent range of classical music - including Denys Finch Hatton's favorite selections of Mozart.
	www.classicescapes.com /ke-acc-finchhattons.html (289 words)

	The New York Times: Best Pictures
		After Bror's departure, Karen developed what seems to have been the most profound emotional attachment of her life with Denys Finch Hatton, an English Earl's younger son, a charming aristocrat who had enough money to live pretty much as he pleased.
		Between trips back to England, Denys led wealthy tourists on safaris, hunted on his own, dabbled in various business deals and, from time to time, visited Karen on her farm, usually arriving unannounced and staying only as long as it suited him.
		From Miss Dinesen's letters, one sometimes suspects that Denys was a creature of her own imagination, but that their ''affair'' was no less real for being a passionate fantasy.
	www.nytimes.com /packages/html/movies/bestpictures/africa-re.html (976 words)

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		Fri, 13-sep-02 10:33 AM Nestling at the foot of the Chyulu Hills is Finch Hattons.Finch Hattons is one mans dream of the ideal - a genuine conservation friendly luxury tented lodge.
		Finch Hattons is built at the edge of three hippo pools.
		This lodge is named after Denys Finch Hatton, the enigmatic Adventurer who was immortalized by Karen Blixen in Out of Africa and led royalty on safari in Kenya
	www.shoortravel.com /french/Lfinch.html (158 words)

	Out of Africa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Looming large in her memory is the figure of Denys Finch Hatton (Redford), a local big-game hunter she met when she arrived in Africa to start what she thought would be a dairy farm together with her husband, Baron Bror von Blixen-Finecke (Brandauer).
		Correction, the film lends the thought that Karen contracts syphlis from her husband however according to a DVD release of the film with special bonus features, the director reveals that her condition was genetic from her father, hence his suicide when Karen was only 10 years of age.
		However, after many unsuccessful attempts at turning their affair into a lasting relationship and possibly marriage, she must realize that Denys is as impossible to own or tame as the African wildlife itself.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Out_of_Africa (1050 words)

	Finch Hattons Luxury Camp :: Holiday Destinations :: Choices Wild Limited
		Finch Hatton's is accessible from the Mtito Andei Gate on the Nairobi - Mombasa main road.
		At Finch Hatton's camp we have preserved the ideals that Denys lived for- a dedication to elegance and style combined with a passionate love of the Kenyan wilderness and a long lost way of life.
		Finch Hatton's Camp has become renowned for its excellent cuisine based on our creativity and attention to detail.
	www.choiceswild.com /holidays/finch_hattons.htm (1844 words)

	Great White Hunter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A string of authors produced many stories in this genre since, of which the Indiana Jones series is just one of the most recent.
		Some famous real-life great white hunters were Denys Finch Hatton (chronicled in "Out of Africa") and Ernest Hemingway.
		Because these men typically displayed great determination, bravery, cleverness and physical skills, and their demeanor often had the stamp of educated and privileged backgrounds, their presence commanded the respect if not reverence of the primitive natives who served them.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Great_White_Hunter (283 words)

	SparkNotes: Out of Africa: Book Three, Visitors to the Farm: From "A Fugitive Rests on the Farm" to "Wings"
		When Denys Finch-Hatton is on his way back to the farm, the natives alert her and sometimes help her catch special game for dinner.
		Denys and her friend, Berkeley Cole, often stay at the farm when she is away.
		For example, when Denys returns to the farm, Dinesen writes that the farm responds in the way that African plants do "when with the first showers of the rainy season they flower, dripping wet, a cloud of chalk." These images of blossoming flowers, dripping wetness, and clouds of chalk suggest sexual intercourse.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/africa/section6.rhtml (1816 words)

	Destination Hollywood Tribute to Out of Africa
		Karen died on September 7, 1962 from malnutrition, thought to be caused from complications from her syphillis treatment in 1915.
		Born in England in 1987 and educated at the prestigious Eton Academy, Finch Hatton traveled to Africa in search of adventure in 1911.
		A friend and sometime business partner of Denys Finch Hatton, it was Cole who created the Muthaiga Men's Club that is portrayed in the film.
	www.destinationhollywood.com /movies/outofafrica/feature_characters.shtml (425 words)

	Finch Hattons Camp, Tsavo West - Best of Kenya
		Set in a 35 acre area in south east Tsavo West, around a series of spring fed natural hippo pools (complete with resident hippos!), Finch Hattons is an oasis in the arid Tsavo landscape, with Kilimanjaro as its backdrop.
		More than just tents, the 35 tastefully appointed tents at Finch Hattons are shaded by towering Acacia trees and are spread out around the 3 natural hippo pools on raised platforms facing the water.
		There is little to fault - Finch Hatton himself would tilt his hat at the effort and attention to detail that has gone into making this a memorable camp.
	www.bestofkenya.com /FinchHattons.htm (446 words)

	ATTA : Finch Hattons Lodge - Member of African Travel and Tourism Association
		Befriended by Kings, immortalised by Hollywood, Finch Hatton`s courage and charm inspired a whole generation of safari guides - while his hot showers and fine wines became the hallmarks of the modern camping safari.
		Today Finch Hatton`s name lives on in a remote corner of Tsavo, where his example has inspired what is arguably the most luxurious camp in Africa.
		Set on the shores of wildlife-rich volcanic springs, Finch Hattons offers a rare blend of old Africa and modern luxury against the majestic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro.
	www.atta.co.uk /member_detail.aspx?AT_ID=322 (198 words)

	REELINSIDER.COM - OUT OF AFRICA (1985)
		Her final effort before vacating her farm is to assist her native servants and workers with finding new homes on lands guaranteed them as a reservation for their continued livelihood.
		Moments like Denys punctuating his comings and goings with gramophone recordings of Mozart or the fact that his entire characterization is more like a philosophical position complete with beautiful blonde hair than an actual person.
		Then there are moments from Karen's daily life on the farm, the gradual depiction of changing times with costume, dress, style and accoutrements like horse drawn buggy, cars and locomotives and, of course, there are shots of animals seen out in the wild.
	www.reelinsider.com /outofafrica.html (2077 words)

	Finch Bibliography (Hinnant) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lucy Brashear, "Finch's 'The Bird and the Arras,'" Explicator 3 (1981): 21-22.
		Douglas Lane Patey, "Anne Finch, John Dyer, and the Georgic Syntax of Nature," in Augustan Subjects: Essays in Honor of Martin C. Battestin, ed.
		Neill, "Studies for an Edition of the Poems of Anne, Countess of Winchilsea, Consisting of a Bibliography of Her Poems and a Study of All Available Manuscripts," Thesis, New College, Oxford, 1954.
	www.c18.net /biblio/finch.html (1426 words)

	Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Editorial / Opinion / Op-ed / Those who inspired modern-day artists
		One of the rare examples of female author and male muse is the relationship between Danish-born writer Isak Dinesen and her aviator-lover Denys Finch Hatton.
		"Denys had a trait of character which to me was very precious," writes Dinesen in "Out of Africa," her memoir of life on a Kenyan coffee plantation.
		In order to encourage Finch Hatton's infrequent visits, Dinesen claimed the role of a latter-day Scheherazade.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2003/11/16/those_who_inspired_modern_day_artists?mode=PF (509 words)

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