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John William Polidori was an English writer and medical doctor. He is known for his associations with the Romantic movement and credited by some as the creator of the vampire genre of fantasy fiction.
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science · English writer and physician (1795-1821) · writer · physician · also John William Polidori, Polidori
Born 7 September 1795 · Died 24 August 1821 · Q364264
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And by Norwood Editions (Norwood, PA) in 1978
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Died 1821-08-24.
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In an attempt to clear up the confusion, but, for better or worse, "The Vampyre" continued to be attributed to him
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Which became known as the Year Without a Summer, Polidori entered Lord Byron's service as his personal physician and accompanied him on a trip through Europe
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Went up to the University of Edinburgh, where he wrote a thesis on sleepwalking and received his degree as a doctor of medicine on 1 August 1815, at the age of 19
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Born 1795-09-07.
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