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Spettigue, Douglas Odell
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1930-
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Douglas O. Spettigue, Professor of English at Queen's University, is well known for his literary research into the life and writings of Frederick Philip Grove. He is widely credited for the discovery of Grove's earlier German identity, Felix Paul Greve. Grove had already contributed notably to the literature of his own country with poetry, at least two novels, and voluminous translations and criticisms before he began a new life and writing career in Canada. Besides his work on Grove, Spettigue has written several short stories.
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Finding aid created by Gaby Divay (1990). Encoded by Vladimira Zvonik (2009). Revised by N. Courrier (September 2019).