Margery KempeAuthor of The Book of Margery KempeAlso known as: M Kempe, Margery Kempe, Margery, b. ca. 1373 Kempe, Margery, Windeatt, B A [ed.] Kempe, Margery; Version by Skinner, John Kempe, Margery B. and Windeatt, Barry (translator) Kempe ... (see complete list)
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