E.J. Pratt Biography

E.J. Pratt biography

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NAME: E.J. Pratt
OCCUPATION: Poet
BIRTH DATE: February 04, 1882
DEATH DATE: April 26, 1964
EDUCATION: University of Toronto
PLACE OF BIRTH: Western Bay, Newfoundland, Canada
PLACE OF DEATH: Toronto, Canada

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Canadian poet E.J. Pratt is the author of several collections of verse, including The Titans (1926) and Brébeuf and His Brethren (1940).

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Born on February 4, 1882, in Western Bay, Newfoundland, Canada, poet E.J. Pratt trained for the ministry and later taught for many years at the University of Toronto. His early collection, The Titans (1926), contains the widely read "The Cachalot," an account of a whale hunt. Brébeuf and His Brethren (1940) is considered to be his best work by some. Later collections include Dunkirk (1941) and Towards the Last Spike (1952).