Alfred Augustus Grace (1867 – 18 March 1942) was a New Zealand teacher, journalist and writer. He was born in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand on 1867. He wrote literature such as short stories, novels, folklore collections, and other literature that was read in New Zealand, Australia and England. Although he was known in his local communities for his contributions, he achieved nationwide fame for his writing. Grace wrote literature such as short stories and novels. Some of his famous literature was Maoriland stories, Tales of a dying race, and The tale of Timber Town. Grace majorly wrote stories that portray Maori cultures. His first major literature was called Maoriland stories that was published in 1895. He continuously wrote fiction until 1914 with The Tales of timber town as the last f
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| - ألفرد أغسطس غريس (بالإنجليزية: Alfred Augustus Grace) هو صحفي ومدرس نيوزلندي، ولد في 1867 في أوكلاند في نيوزيلندا، وتوفي في 18 مارس 1942. (ar)
- Alfred Augustus Grace (1867 – 18 March 1942) was a New Zealand teacher, journalist and writer. He was born in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand on 1867. He wrote literature such as short stories, novels, folklore collections, and other literature that was read in New Zealand, Australia and England. Although he was known in his local communities for his contributions, he achieved nationwide fame for his writing. Grace wrote literature such as short stories and novels. Some of his famous literature was Maoriland stories, Tales of a dying race, and The tale of Timber Town. Grace majorly wrote stories that portray Maori cultures. His first major literature was called Maoriland stories that was published in 1895. He continuously wrote fiction until 1914 with The Tales of timber town as the last f (en)
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| - ألفرد أغسطس غريس (بالإنجليزية: Alfred Augustus Grace) هو صحفي ومدرس نيوزلندي، ولد في 1867 في أوكلاند في نيوزيلندا، وتوفي في 18 مارس 1942. (ar)
- Alfred Augustus Grace (1867 – 18 March 1942) was a New Zealand teacher, journalist and writer. He was born in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand on 1867. He wrote literature such as short stories, novels, folklore collections, and other literature that was read in New Zealand, Australia and England. Although he was known in his local communities for his contributions, he achieved nationwide fame for his writing. Grace wrote literature such as short stories and novels. Some of his famous literature was Maoriland stories, Tales of a dying race, and The tale of Timber Town. Grace majorly wrote stories that portray Maori cultures. His first major literature was called Maoriland stories that was published in 1895. He continuously wrote fiction until 1914 with The Tales of timber town as the last fiction literature that Grace wrote. He was the son of a church missionary in society church. his father's name was Thomas Samuel Grace and his mother's name was Agnes fearing. Grace married to Amelia Adelaide Harriet Jennings and their marriage produced with four children. He undertook the majority of his education in England, where he moved in 1875. when he moved back to New Zealand, he worked as a teacher. however, he still wrote literature in his free time before he gathered seven of the short stories and make Maoriland stories. He had been to London and worked with Chatto & Windus to published his literature there. the name of the literature was Tales of a Dying Race in 1901. in New Zealand, Grace collaborated with Gordon & Gutch to published a couple of works such as Folktales of maori in 1907, Atareta, the Belle of the Kainga in 1908, Hone Tiki Dialogues in 1910, and The Tale of Timber Town in 1914. After 1914, Grace never published fiction literature again and died on 18 March 1942. Alfred Augustus Grace was mentioned and cited in some other literatures such as in Henry Lawson Among Maoris in I section, Maoriland: New Zealand Literature 1872–1914 in Primary Texts and Secondary Sources sections (en)
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