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The younger son of Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West, Nigel Nicolson grew up in a world that combined Bloomsbury with Knole, Eton with Sissinghurst, Oxford with uninhabited islands in the Outer Hebrides. He was Virginia Woolf's eleven-year-old companion while she was writing Orlando,... read more
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- Harold Macmillan
- Ben
- George Weidenfeld
- Adam
- Aldington
- Robert Birley
- Nigel
- Alexander
- Nicolson
- Tito
- Bloomsbury
- John Sparrow
- Jane Austen
- Mary
- Rebecca
- Churchill
- Leonard
- Philippa
- Tolstoy
- Hailsham
- Anthony Eden
- James Pope-hennessy
- Harold Wilson
- Keynes
- Ian
- Vanessa
- Juliet
- Quentin Bell
- Jim
- Raymond Mortimer
- Balliol
- Macdonald
- Lutyens
- Anderson
- Shirley
- Bates
- Edna O'brien
- Sackville
- Denis Healey
- Eisenhower
- Tom
- John Buchanan
- Mummy
Setting & Locations edit
- Virginia Woolf
- Sissinghurst
- London
- Italy
- Bournemouth
- England
- New York
- Israel
- America
- Eton
- Austria
- United States
- France
- Britain
- Long Barn
- Europe
- Rome
- Canada
- Paris
- Knole
- Carinthia
- Russia
- Tunisia
- Germany
- Berlin
- Christchurch
- Viktring
- Egypt
- Orlando
- Charleston
- India
- Canal
- Greece
- Chicago
- Klagenfurt
- Winchester
- Dunkirk
- Oxford
- Jerusalem
- Moscow
- Newcastle
- Washington
- Scotland
- Skye
- Spain
- Cranbrook
- Sicily
- Leicester
- Tunbridge Wells
Authors & Contributors edit
- Nigel Nicolson (Author)
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- Dewey: 941.085092
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