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  1. John Percival Martin (1879 – 24 March 1966) was an English author best known for his Uncle series of children's stories. Life. Martin was the son of John Martin, a Wesleyan Methodist minister, and his wife Ellen Fowler, daughter of the Rev. Philip Fowler, another Wesleyan, and his wife Mary.

  2. Dec 1, 2013 · The complete set of Uncle books, by J.P Martin and illustrated by Sir Quentin Blake, has being re-published in a deluxe high-quality hardback, with a wealth of extra material – including articles by Neil Gaiman, Will Self, and Kate Summerscale.

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  3. J. P. Martin (1879–1966) was born in Yorkshire into a family of Methodist ministers. He took up the family vocation, serving when young as a missionary to a community of South African diamond miners and then, during the First World War, as an army chaplain in Palestine and Egypt, before returning to minister to parishe

  4. J.P.Martin was born in Scarborough in 1879. He became a Methodist minister in 1902 and served as a missionary in South Africa and as an army chaplain in Palestine in 1918 at the time when Allenby and T.E. Lawrence overwhelmed the Turks.

  5. J.P. Martin managed to channel his inner eight-year-old for this entertaining book. It's about a fabulously wealthy elephant named Uncle who rules his house named Homeward, which is also a sky-scraper city.

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  6. A.J.P. Martin was a British biochemist who was awarded (with R.L.M. Synge) the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1952 for development of paper partition chromatography, a quick and economical analytical technique permitting extensive advances in chemical, medical, and biological research.

  7. The six ‘Uncle’ books, first written by J.P Martin to entertain his children and grandchildren, later illustrated by Sir Quentin Blake, were originally published in the sixties and seventies. This is the first reprinting of some of the later books in the series, and presents all of them in one volume for the first time.