Arthur Reade

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Arthur Reade

A prolific early 20th-century writer, he ranged across politics, literature, and everyday subjects with an easy, curious style. His surviving books suggest a restless mind equally interested in world affairs and the habits of daily life.

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Tea and Tea Drinking

Tea and Tea Drinking

by Arthur Reade

About the author

Arthur Reade appears in library and public-domain records as an author of works including Russia under Nicholas II. and Tea and Tea Drinking. Those titles point to a writer with broad interests, moving between international subjects and more familiar cultural topics.

Another closely documented figure, Arthur Robert Reade (born 1883), is identified by Wikisource as a British poet and a lector at the University of Helsingfors, and is associated with books such as Garibaldi: The Newdigate Poem, 1905 and Main Currents in Modern Literature. Because records for "Arthur Reade" are sparse and may refer to more than one person, some biographical details remain uncertain.

In short, the name is linked to a small but intriguing body of writing from the early 1900s, with evidence of literary, historical, and cultural interests rather than a single narrow specialty.