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Charles Lindley Wood, Lord Halifax (1839–1934)

Author of Lord Halifax's Ghost Book

8+ Works 157 Members 2 Reviews

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Disambiguation Notice:

This is only one of the authors who is also a Lord Halifax.

Note that there are 3 Lord Halifaxes - the Vicounts Halifaxs - father Charles Lindley Wood (1839–1934), 2nd Vicount Halifax, (author of Lord Halifax's Ghost Book) and son Edward Frederick Lindley Wood (1881-1959), 3rd Vicount Halifax, (later 1st Earl of Halifax), (author of Fullness of Days), and an earlier Marquess of Halifax, George Savile (1633–1695), 1st Marquess Halifax. Please do not combine them.

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Works by Charles Lindley Wood, Lord Halifax

Associated Works

Echoes of Terror (1980) — Contributor — 19 copies, 1 review

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Canonical name
Wood, Charles Lindley, Lord Halifax
Legal name
Wood, Charles Lindley, 2nd Viscount Halifax
Birthdate
1839-06-07
Date of death
1934-01-19
Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Disambiguation notice
This is only one of the authors who is also a Lord Halifax.

Note that there are 3 Lord Halifaxes - the Vicounts Halifaxs - father Charles Lindley Wood (1839–1934), 2nd Vicount Halifax, (author of Lord Halifax's Ghost Book) and son Edward Frederick Lindley Wood (1881-1959), 3rd Vicount Halifax, (later 1st Earl of Halifax), (author of Fullness of Days), and an earlier Marquess of Halifax, George Savile (1633–1695), 1st Marquess Halifax. Please do not combine them.
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UK

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Reviews

2 reviews
I'm not quite finished with it, but am loving it. Lord Halifax (Charles Wood, father to Lord Edwin, the later Lord Halifax, Viceroy of India and prominent politician during WWII) collected true ghost stories in a book and would from time to time share the stories with his guests. When possible, he attempted to get multiple witness accounts to hauntings; even so, some stories seem fanciful, embellished and unlikely. Delighted to have this book in my collection, I can imagine a dinner party show more where Lord Halifax would entertain his guests with these stories. What strikes me as fascinating is that these are stories of the upper class, shared with the upper class naming places and specific people. Lords and Baronesses, Diocese Chancellors... show less

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Rating
½ 3.7
Reviews
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ISBNs
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