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Peter Llewelyn Davies has written:
'The fairies return' -- subject(s): Fairy Tales, History and criticism
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What is Peter Llewelyn Davies's birthday?
Peter Llewelyn Davies was born on February 25, 1897.
When was Peter Llewelyn Davies born?
Peter Llewelyn Davies was born on February 25, 1897.
When did Peter Llewelyn Davies die?
Peter Llewelyn Davies died on 1960-04-05.
What has the author Peter G Davies written?
Peter G. Davies has written: 'Marketing opportunities in air conditioning'
What has the author Peter J Davies written?
Peter J. Davies has written: 'Framework for first certificate tests'
What has the author Peter W Davies written?
Peter W. Davies has written: 'Pensions for professional and managerial staff' -- subject(s): Pensions, Professional employees, Executives
What has the author Peter Owen Alfred Lawe Davies written?
Peter Owen Alfred Lawe Davies has written: 'Noise generation and control in mechanical engineering' -- subject(s): Machinery, Mechanical engineering, Noise, Noise control
Where did JMBarrie write Peter Pan?
He was living in London at the time. He later claimed that he didn't remember writing it at all, but that it had been "written" by the five Llewelyn Davies boys that he made friends with and told stories to in Kensington Gardens.
What has the author Peter Ho Davies written?
Peter Ho Davies has written: 'The ugliest house in the world' 'The Welsh Girl' -- subject(s): Prisoners of war, Young women, World War, 1939-1945, Fiction, Love stories
What has the author John Arthur Peter Davies written?
John Arthur Peter Davies has written: 'The transference numbers of some alkali halides in methanol and in methanol-water mixtures at 25oC. The use of the tiselus cell in measuring transference numbers'
What are the names of Wendy's parents in Peter Pan?
George and Mary Darling. He is named George Llewelyn Davies (one of J.M.Barrie's friends). She is named after Mary Barrie (his wife).
Where did pan get his name?
"Peter" was taken from Peter Llewelyn Davies, the baby brother of his young friends George and Jack, whom J. M. Barrie had met in Kensington Gardens. "Pan" was a mischievous woodland god in ancient Greek mythology.
