Author: C.E. Vulliamy

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C.E. Vulliamy

Colwyn Edward Vulliamy (1886–1971), credited as C. E. Vulliamy, was an Anglo-Welsh biographer, historian and author, born in Glasbury, Radnorshire. His books include James Boswell (1932), Mrs Thrale of Streatham (1936), Royal George (1937) and Outlanders: A Study of Imperial Expansion in South Africa, 1877–1902 (1938), listed here. Under the pen name Anthony Rolls he also wrote crime fiction, among it The Vicar's Experiments (1932), Family Matters (1933) and Scarweather (1934). His Don Among the Dead Men (1952) was adapted for the cinema as A Jolly Bad Fellow.

Vulliamy died in September 1971.

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Outlanders: A Study of Imperial Expansion in South Africa 1877-1902

by C.E. Vulliamy 20/03/2026 0

C.E. Vulliamy's study of imperial expansion in South Africa, 1877-1902. Cloth hardcover, Jonathan Cape, London.... Read more.