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COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the Cape Times from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the Edinburgh Morning Post (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (The Parliament of Beasts – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper’s Flute]]'' [**??].(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)

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−	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper's Flute]]'' ~~[**??]~~.(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)	+	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper's Flute]]'' (published in London, 1920). (See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)

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−	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The ~~Leper’s~~ Flute]]'' [**??].(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)	+	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper's Flute]]'' [**??].(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)

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−	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the Cape Times from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the Edinburgh Morning Post (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (The Parliament of Beasts – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper’s Flute]]'' [**??].(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)	+	COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper’s Flute]]'' [**??].(See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)

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-COLVIN, Ian Duncan (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author who was assistant editor of the ''Cape Times'' from 1903 to 1907 and, on his return to Scotland, of the ''Edinburgh Morning Post'' (1909-37). Wrote satirical poetry (''The Parliament of Beasts'' – 1905) , a biography of Dr Jameson and a play ''[[The Leper's Flute]]'' (published in London, 1920). (See: De Beer, 1995, Joyce 1999)
+Ian Duncan Colvin (1877-1938) Scottish born journalist and author (Also known as [[Ian Colvin]], [[Ian D. Colvin]])
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