Articles from V.C. Magazine (UK)
DEFEAT: The Tale of Somaliland - April, 1903
THE BRAVEST DEED I EVER SAW: An American Fireman - May 14, 1903
THE BRAVEST DEED I EVER SAW: Two Stories of Billy Ballantyne - May 21, 1903
GRIT: A Talk with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - July 2, 1903
THE MAN IN THE STUDY: A Talk With Mr. Oscar Browning - Aug 6, 1903
V.C. Magazine, UK
V.C. stands for Victoria Cross, so we’re informed by Charles Stone-Tolcher. It was a periodical with a military theme, and while it may seem surprising that Plum wrote some articles for it, considering their early period (1903) it is perhaps not that much so. The editor, at least during the period when Wodehouse was contributing, was Harold Begbie, a well-known journalist and author. Before joining VC, Begbie was, from 1898, assistant editor of the Globe "By the Way" column.
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