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Zane Grey

Author of Riders of the Purple Sage

Also known as: Zane Gey, Gray Zane, Zane Grey, Zane Gray, Zana Grey, Romer Grey ... (see complete list), Romer Z. Grey, Romer Zane Grey, Zane; Loren Grey [editor] Grey, Zane; Illustrated by Sherwan, Earl Grey

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born Pearl Zane Gray. Family changed spelling to Grey and he dropped his first name.

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born Pearl Zane Gray. Family changed spelling to Grey and he dropped his first name.

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