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Ralph Hale Mottram

Ralph Hale Mottram (30 October 1883 – 16 April 1971) was an English writer, known as a novelist, particularly for the Spanish Farm trilogy,〔Cameron Self, (Mousehold Heath, Norwich ) in ''Literary Norfolk'', 2011. Accessed 24 February 2013.〕 and as a war poet of World War I.
His father was the chief clerk of Gurney's Bank in Norwich and Mottram had an idyllic childhood growing up in 'Bank House' - a magnificent George II mansion on Bank Plain - which was later Barclay's Bank and is now a youth centre. The Mottrams were non-conformist and worshipped at the Octagon Chapel, Norwich in Colegate.〔Cameron Self, (Ralph Hale Mottram (1883-1971) ) in ''Literary Norfolk'', 2011. Accessed 24 February 2013.〕
Mottram went from being a bank clerk in Norwich before the war to becoming lord mayor there in 1953. ''The Spanish Farm'' won the 1924 Hawthornden Prize. He also wrote a biography of John Galsworthy.
He was a defender (i.e., a conservationist) of Mousehold Heath〔 - a large open space in the heart of Norwich. On St. James' Hill, there is a sculpture, dedicated to him, which depicts the skyline of Norwich.〔
He is buried in the non-denominational Rosary Cemetery, Norwich.〔Cameron Self, (The Rosary Cemetery (Thorpe Hamlet) ) in ''Literary Norfolk'', 2011. Accessed 24 February 2013.〕〔 Being a non-member of the established Church of England, Mottram once said that 'I knew, when I was four years old, exactly where I could be buried.'
==Works==

* ''Repose and other verses'' (1907), as J. Marjoram〔(Authors Mos-Moz ), New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors. Accessed 24 February 2013.〕
* ''New Poems'' (1909), as J. Marjoram
* ''The Spanish Farm'' (1924), a trilogy with ''Sixty-Four, Ninety-Four'' and ''The Crime at Vanderlynden's''
* ''Sixty-Four, Ninety-Four'' (1925)
* ''The Crime at Vanderlynden's'' (1926)
* ''Our Mr. Dormer'' (1927), a trilogy with ''The Boroughmonger'' and ''Castle Island''
* ''The Apple Disdained'' (1928)
* ''Ten Years Ago. Armistice and other memories'' (1928)
* ''The English Miss'' (1938)
* ''A History of Financial Speculation'' (1929)
* ''The Boroughmonger'' (1929)
* ''A Rich Man's Daughter'' (1930)
* ''Europa's Beast'' (1930)
* ''The New Providence'' (1930)
* ''Poems Old and New'' (1930)
* ''Three Men's War'' (1930), with John Easton and Eric Partridge
* ''The Lost Christmas Presents'' (1931)
* ''Castle Island'' (1931)
* ''John Crome of Norwich'' (1931)
* ''The Headless Hound and other stories'' (1931)
* ''Dazzle'' (1932)
* ''At the Sign of The Lame Dog'' (1933)
* ''East Anglia'' (1933)
* ''Bumphrey's'' (1934)
* ''Flower Pot End'' (1935)
* ''Journey to the Western Front Twenty Years After'' (1936)
* ''The Westminster Bank 1836-1936'' (1936)
* ''Portrait of an Unknown Victorian'' (1936)
* ''Old England'' (1937)
* ''Time to Be Going'' (1937)
* ''Autobiography with a Difference'' (1939)
* ''Miss Lavington'' (1939)
* ''You Can't Have It Back!'' (1939)
* ''Trader's Dream The Romance of the British East India Company'' (1939)
* ''Visit of the Princess - a Romance of the 1960s'' (1946)
* ''Hibbert Houses, A Record'' (1947)
* ''The English Counties Illustrated'' (1948) (chapters on Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire)
* ''Norfolk'' (1948)
* ''The Glories of Norwich Cathedral'' (1948)
* ''Come to the Bower'' (1949)
* ''East Anglia, a new guide book'' (1951)
* ''The Broads'' (1952)
* ''The Part That Is Missing'' (1952)
* ''If Stones Could Speak'' (1953), social history of Norwich
* ''John Galsworthy'' (1953), biography
* ''The Window Seat or Life Observed'' (1954)
* ''For Some We Loved'' (1956), biography of John Galsworthy and his wife
* ''Another Window Seat'' (1957)
* ''Buxton the Liberator'' (1958), biography of Thomas F. Buxton the abolitionist
* ''Vanities and Verities'' (1958)
* ''Time's Increase'' (1961)
* ''To Hell with Crabb Robinson'' (1962)
* ''Behind the Shutters'' (1968)
* ''12 Poems'' (1968)

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