Belloc, Hilaire,‏ 1870-1953‏ (Personal Name)

Stikhi dli︠a︡ deteĭ i vzroslykh, 2001:‏ ‎ t.p. (Khilėr Bellok; Hilaire Belloc)‏

Old Thunder, c2002:‏ ‎ t.p. (Hilaire Belloc) p. 1 (b. 27 July 1870 in La Celle Saint Cloud, France, outside Paris; later given nickname Old Thunder for being born during a thunderstorm) p. 6 (moved to England in 1871) p. 283 (d. July 15, 1953)‏

Gale Literature Resource Center WWW Site, 18 Jul. 2008:‏ ‎ French authors page (Hilaire Belloc, variants Joseph Hilaire Pierre Sebastien Rene Swanton Belloc; Joseph Peter Rene Hilaire Belloc; Joseph Pierre Hilaire Belloc; Joseph Hilaire Pierre Belloc; Joseph Hillaire Pierre Belloc)‏

Belloc, Hilaire, The bad child's book of beasts, 1966:‏ title page (Hilaire Belloc), jacket (About Hilaire Belloc: ... born near Paris, France in 1870, and christened Joseph Hilaire Pierre Belloc. Shortly after the turn of the century he became a naturalized British subject ... death in 1953 ... more than 150 books, including works of poetry, essays, satires, and a four-volume History of England ...)‏

Belloc, Hilaire. More beasts for worse children, 1966: title page (Hilaire Belloc), endpage (Author's note. Joseph Hilaire Belloc ... French-born Englishman ... was born in 1870 and died in 1953. He became a naturalized British citizen in 1902 and was a Member of Parliament from 1906 to 1910)‏

Artemis Literary Sources, accessed December 17, 2015:‏ "(Joseph) Hilaire (Pierre Sebastien Rene Swanton) Belloc," Contemporary Authors Online. Detroit: Gale, 2003 (Born July 27, 1870, in Le Celle St. Cloud, France; died July 16, 1953, in King's Land, England ... Author, poet, and essayist ... His first book, Verses and Sonnets, appeared in 1896, followed by The Bad Child's Book of Beasts, which satirized moralistic verse for children ... later collections as More Beasts (for Worse Children), The Modern Traveller and Cautionary Tales for Children ...)‏