William Delafield Arnold

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William Delafield Arnold was a 19th-century British author and colonial administrator in India, known for his novel "Oakfield; or, Fellowship in the East" and for serving as Director of Public Instruction in the Punjab.

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William Delafield Arnold canonical 2

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instanceOf British writer
colonial administrator
human
birthDate 1828-04-08
causeOfDeath illness in India
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
deathDate 1859-04-09
educatedAt Rugby School
employer British administration in India
East India Company
ethnicGroup English
familyName Arnold
father Thomas Arnold
floruit 1850s
genre fiction
novel
givenName William
hasPartInHisName Delafield
languageOfWorkOrName English
militaryBranch Bengal Army
movement Victorian literature
notableFor depicting Anglo-Indian life in the mid-19th century
notableWork Letters and essays on Indian administration
Oakfield; or, Fellowship in the East
occupation author
colonial administrator
education administrator
participantIn administration of British India
placeOfBirth United Kingdom
placeOfDeath British India
Punjab
positionHeld Director of Public Instruction in the Punjab
relative Mary Augusta Ward
residence India
Punjab
sibling Edward Arnold
Matthew Arnold
Thomas Arnold the Younger
linked to: Thomas Arnold
workLocation British India
Punjab

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Thomas Arnold child William Delafield Arnold
Thomas Arnold child William Delafield Arnold
subject linked to: Dr. Thomas Arnold