No­vem­ber 12, 1852, Man­ches­ter, Eng­land.

Jan­u­a­ry 23, 1941, High Sal­ving­ton, Worth­ing, Sus­sex, Eng­land.

• John Ox­en­ham (from a char­ac­ter in the no­vel West­ward Ho!, by Charles Kings­ley)
• Julian Ross

Dunkerley at­tend­ed Old Traf­ford School and Vic­tor­ia Un­i­ver­si­ty in Man­ches­ter. As a bus­i­ness­man, he lived in France for a time, but upon re­turn­ing to Eng­land he took up writ­ing full time. He was an ex­pert mount­ain climb­er, and served as dea­con and teach­er at the Eu­ling Con­gre­ga­tion­al Church in Lon­don. Among his more than 40 nov­els and books of verse are:

• God’s Pri­son­er, 1898
• The Coil of Carne (New York: John Lane Com­pa­ny, 1911)
• Bees in Am­ber, 1913
• The King’s High-Way, 1916
• The Vision Splen­did, 1917
• The Won­der of Lourdes; What It Is and What It Means (Lon­don: Long­mans, Green and Com­pa­ny, 1924)
• Gentlemen—the King! (Bos­ton, Mass­a­chu­setts: The Pil­grim Press, cir­ca 1928)
• God’s Can­dle (Lon­don: Long­mans, Green and Com­pa­ny, 1929)
• The Pa­geant of the King’s Child­ren, with his son Rod­er­ick, 1930 Christ and the Third Wise Man (Lon­don: Long­mans, Green and Com­pa­ny, cir­ca 1934)

• Bailey, pp. 471-2
• Hustad, pp. 298-9
• Julian, pp. 449, 705, 1550, 1620, 167
• Reynolds, p. 378

1. All La­bor Gained New Dignity (1925)
2. In Christ There Is No East or West
3. Lord God of Hosts, Whose Mighty Hand
4. ’Mid All the Traf­fic of the Ways
5. My Own Dear Land
6. O God, With­in Whose Sight
7. Peace in Our Time, O Lord (1938)
8. Two Views, The