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Anne Barton

Anne Barton is composed of at least 3 distinct authors.

Also known as: Anne Righter, Anne Righter Barton

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'Anne Barton' includes three writers: (1) Anne Barton (formerly Anne Righter, b.1933) of Trinity College, Cambridge, specialist in English Renaissance drama, author of Shakespeare and the idea of the play; (2) Anne Barton, parish deacon in Hampshire, England, author of Daily Office; (3) Anne Barton, historical romance novelist, author of A switch in time.

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