Antonia Fraser
Susan Greenhill

Antonia Fraser

Author of Marie Antoinette: The Journey

Also known as: A. Fraser, Lady Fraser, Antonia Frazer, Antonia Fraser, Antonia Freser, Antonio Fraser ... (see complete list), Antonio Fraser, Antonia Frasier, ed Antonia Fraser, Antonia Fraser ed., ed. Antonia Fraser, Antonio Fraser ed., Antonia, ed. FRASER, Lady Antonia Fraser, Antonia Fraser editor, Antonia, ed.by Fraser, Antonia Fraser compiler, edited by Antonia Fraser, Edited by Antonia Fraser, Antonia Pakeenham Fraser, Antonia Fraser (chosen by), Queen of Scots] Fraser, Antonia [Mary Stuart, Antonia Fraser; Editor; Heraldic Consultant J.P. B

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Lady Antonia Fraser is the author of major historical biographies, including Mary, Queen of Scots and The Wives of Henry VIII, as well as a popular mystery series featuring British television personality and investigative journalist Jemima Shore. Past chairman of the British Crime Writers Association. She married her second husband, dramatist Harold Pinter, in 1980.
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