Green, Henry Mackenzie

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Responsible for 'War Notes' (1914-17) in the Telegraph, he published short stories, articles, literary criticism and verse in the Bulletin, Hermes, New Triad and the Lone Hand; his work later appeared in the Australian Quarterly and Australian Highway.

Book of Remembrance entry

B.A., LL.B., Librarian, Fisher Library : Sergeant, General Service Reinforcements, A.I.F. Enlisting 25th March, 1918, and sailing as sergeant 14th October, returned from South Africa on account of the Armistice. Beauchamp Prize, 1904, 5 and 7; Wentworth Medal, 1904; University Prize for English Verse, 1903 and 4. Early education at All Saints' College, Bathurst. Later at St. Paul's.

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1881

Birth in Double Bay -- NSW, Australia 2 May 1881
1890

Early education at All Saints' College, Bathurst, NSW, Australia 1890
1902

Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1902
1905

Tertiary education at University of Sydney, Camperdown, NSW, Australia 1905
1907

Travelled to Europe 1907 - 1908
1909

Journalist at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 1909
1910

Journalist at Sydney -- NSW, Australia 1910
1911

Married 9 Aug 1911 at St Mark's Church : Darling Point [ NSW Australia ]
1918

Enlisted 25 Mar 1918
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Military service as Sergeant
1921

Librarian at Camperdown -University of Sydney- NSW, Australia 1921
1944

Married 16 May 1944 at Ashfield [ NSW Australia ]
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Literary Critic at Sydney -- NSW, Australia
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Member of Australian Institute of Librarians
1962

Death in Box Hill -- VIC, Australia 8 September 1962

Gender

Male

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