Candida Lycett Green

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Candida Lycett Green was an English author and editor known for her writings on the British countryside and for preserving the legacy of her father, poet laureate John Betjeman.

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Candida Lycett Green canonical 2

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instanceOf editor
human
advocatedFor preservation of traditional English architecture
protection of the British countryside
causeOfDeath pancreatic cancer
child Imogen Lycett Green
coAuthored The Garden at Highgrove
collaboratedWith Prince Charles
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1942-09-12
dateOfDeath 2014-08-19
describedSubject English churches
historic landscapes of England
educatedAt St Mary’s School, Wantage
father John Betjeman
genre non-fiction
topographical writing
travel writing
hasReligion Anglicanism
hasSibling Paul Betjeman
linked to: John Betjeman
languageOfWorkOrName English
mother Penelope Chetwode
movement English conservationism
notableFor preserving the legacy of John Betjeman
writings on the British countryside
notableWork Over the Hills and Far Away
The Dangerous Edge of Things
The Garden at Highgrove
Unwrecked England
occupation editor
writer
placeOfBirth Dublin
placeOfDeath Oxford
positionHeld editor of Betjeman’s letters
editor of Betjeman’s prose collections
residence London
linked to: London, England

Oxfordshire
spouse Rupert Lycett Green
wroteFor The Oldie
The Spectator
Vogue

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John Betjeman child Candida Lycett Green
Penelope Chetwode child Candida Lycett Green