Arthur Shearly Cripps, an Anglican priest, activist, and poet, was born in England in 1869, though he relocated to what is now Zimbabwe in the early 1900s to become a missionary. Cripps worked with Africans against the British South Africa Company's land distribution regulations. He published An Africa for the Africans in 1927 as part of this activism.
1869-06-10
1952-08-01
England
Trinity College, Trinity College, Cuddesdon Theological College
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