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==Life==
===Career===
Born in [[Dublin]], de Vere White studied at [[Trinity College, Dublin]]. whereHe helater qualified as a solicitor. He laterand became a partner inat a leading Dublin law firm. He gave up law when he became the literary editor of ''[[The Irish Times]]'', a post he held from 1961 to 1977. He retired from the newspaper in 1977.
 
Writing in [[1968 in Ireland|1968]], he harshly criticized both the [[Constitution of Ireland]] and the existing political system, "At the time of this writing, the Constitution of the [[Irish Republic|Republic]] is under scrutiny, but it is unlikely that any proposed changes therein will radically alter the system established. A Constitution on [[Constitution of the United States|the United States model]] might well suit [[Irish people|the people]] better than the present one; but the Irish are too innately [[Social Conservatism|Conservative]] ever to bring about such a change except by gradual and almost imperceptible degrees."<ref> Terence de Vere White (1968), ''New Nations and Peoples Library: Ireland'', [[Thames and Hudson]]. Page 83.</ref>
 
He retired from the newspaper in 1977.
 
He wrote twelve novels, five biographies, two volumes of short stories and five other books of general interest.<ref>{{cite book|last=Boylan|first= Henry |year=1998|title=A Dictionary of Irish Biography, 3rd Edition|pages=106|location=Dublin|publisher= Gill and MacMillan|isbn= 0-7171-2945-4}}</ref>
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==Selected works==
 
* ''The Road of Excess'' (1945) - biography of [[Isaac Butt]]
* ''[[Kevin O'Higgins]]'' (1948)
* ''The Story of the [[Royal Dublin Society]]'' (1955)
* ''A Fretful Midge'' (1957) - novel
* ''An Affair With the Moon '' (1959) - novel
* ''[[Prenez Garde]]'' (1961) - novel
* ''The Remainder Man'' (1963) - novel
* ''TaraLucifer Falling'' (19671966) - novel
* ''The Parents of Oscar WildeTara'' (1967) - novel
* ''The Parents of Oscar Wilde: [[William Wilde|Sir William]] and [[Jane Wilde|Lady Wilde]]'' (1967)
* ''Leinster'' (1968)
* ''Ireland[[Leinster]]'' (1968)
* ''Ireland'' (1968) - "New Nations & Peoples" series
* ''The Lambert Mile, a New Novel'' (1969)
* ''The Lambert RevelsMile'' (1969) - novel
* ''The MarchLambert HareRevels'' (19701969) - novel
* ''The MinisterMarch for JusticeHare'' (19711970) - novel
* ''Mr.The StephenMinister for Justice'' (1971) - novel
* ''TheMr. Anglo-IrishStephen'' (19721971) - novel
* ''AfterThe Sunset[[Anglo-Irish]]'' (19731972)
* ''TheAfter Distance and the DarkSunset'' (1973) - play
* ''The RadishDistance Memoirsand the Dark'' (19741973) - novel
* ''The RealRadish CharlotteMemoirs'' (19751974) - novel
* ''The Real Charlotte'' (1975) - play
* ''Chimes at Midnight and Other Stories'' (1977)
* ''TomChimes Moore:at aMidnight Biographyand ofOther the Irish PoetStories'' (1977) - fiction
* ''My[[Thomas NameMoore|Tom isMoore]]: NorvalThe Irish Poet'' (19791977)
* ''LuciferMy FallingName is Norval'' (19801979) - novel
* ''Birds of Prey: Stories'' (1980) - fiction
* ''Johnnie Cross: a Novel'' (1983) - novel about [[George Eliot]]
* ''Chat Show: a Novel'' (1987) - novel
 
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