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 | | CLOETE, (Edward Fairlie) Stuart (Graham) (1897-1976), South African novelist and short-story writer, was born in Paris to a Scottish mother and a South African father, educated privately by a governess, then at schools in England and France, and served in the First World War. |
 | | A prodigious writer of the epic, action-packed adventure story, Cloete wrote fourteen novels, of which the best remembered now are The Curve and the Tusk (1952), Rags of Glory (1963), set during the Anglo-Boer war, and How Young They Died (1969). |
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