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ACKWORTH, ROBERT C. (chron.)

ACLAND, MISS (chron.)

ACLAND, PEREGRINE (chron.)

ACOMB, MARGARET JANET (chron.)

ACOSTA, ELIZABETH CLELAND (chron.)

A’COURT, BEVERLEY (chron.)

ACRE, STEPHEN; pseudonym of Frank Gruber, (1904-1969) (chron.)

ACTI, LAUDATOR TEMPORIS (chron.)

ACTON, ELLEN (chron.)

ACTON, G. H. (chron.)

ACTON, [Sir] HAROLD (Mario Mitchell) (1904-1994) (chron.)
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ACTON, MRS. ADAMS (chron.)

ACTOR, AN (chron.)

ACTOR, the (chron.)

actresses (chron.)

ACUFF, GALE (chron.)

ACZEL, RICHARD (chron.)
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“AD ASTRA”

ADA (chron.)

ADAIR, ALAN (chron.)

ADAIR, DAN (chron.)

ADAIR, EDWIN M. (chron.)

ADAIR, GILBERT (chron.)

ADAIR, HAZEL; pseudonym of Hazel Addis, (1900-1990) (chron.)

ADAIR, RED (chron.)

ADAIR, RONALD (chron.)

ADAIR, WARD (chron.)

ADAM, BRIAN (chron.)

ADAM, DAVID (chron.)

ADAM, H(argrave) L(ee) (1867-?) (chron.)

ADAM, H. PEARL (chron.)

ADAM, ISABEL (chron.)

ADAM, J. C. (chron.)

ADAM, MARK; house pseudonym (chron.)

ADAMIC, LOUIS (1899-1951) (chron.)
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ADAMO, RALPH (chron.)

ADAMS, A. C. (chron.)

ADAMS, A. L. (chron.)

ADAMS, A. M. (chron.)

ADAMS, ALBRO A. (chron.)

ADAMS, ALEX (chron.)

ADAMS, ALICE (1926-1999) (chron.)

ADAMS, ALINA (chron.)

ADAMS, ANDREW McIVER (chron.)

ADAMS, ANDY (1859-1935) (chron.)

ADAMS, ANNETTE (chron.)

ADAMS, ANNIE A. (chron.)

ADAMS, ARMY (1884-1949); Civil engineer; b. in Colorado; d. in California. (chron.)

ADAMS, ARTHUR H(enry) (1872-1936) (chron.)

ADAMS, AUSTIN (chron.)

ADAMS, B. B. (chron.)

ADAMS, BENJAMIN (1966- ) (chron.)

ADAMS, BERTHA SNOW (chron.)

ADAMS, BERTRAM MARTIN; see under Bill Adams (chron.)

ADAMS, BETTY (chron.)

ADAMS, BILL; working name of Bertram Martin Adams, (1879-1953); English essayist, writer, poet; served as apprentice on British sailing ship Silberhorn. His 1937 autobiography Ships and Women is fascinating reading. Though he was not a great writer by mainstream standards, Adams’s tales of the sea and sailors, poetic and written with the authority of personal experience, attracted a wide following and received favorable reviews when they were published in book form. He died in Walnut Creek, California. (chron.)
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