Early Life and Education
Keigwin was born in Lexden in Essex and educated at Clifton College (Watsons House) in Bristol.
He studied at Peterhouse, Cambridge, where he gained an MA in the Classics and Modern Languages Tripos. He was the editor of The Granta in 1919.
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