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Tolkien wrote letters to his four children from 'Father Christmas ' the North Pole for 24 years .
Letters were a recurring tradition in the Tolkien household for the next 23 years .
Tolkien would continue writing his Father Christmas letters until 1943 , when the letters were published posthumously.
There’s been much debate as to whether these letters were an influence to Lord of the Rings .
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