Margaret Sidney (1844–1924)Author of Five Little Peppers and How They GrewAlso known as: Magaret Sidney, Mararet Sidney, Margaret Sydney, Margaret Sidney, Margaret Sidney illus. Roberta Paflin, Margaret Sidney Adapted By Olive Price ... (see complete list), Margaret. Illustrated By Jessie McDermott Sidney
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Margaret Sidney was the pseudonym of Harriett Mulford Stone. Sidney was her father's first name. In 1881, she married Daniel Lothrop, publisher and founder of D.Lothrop Publishing.
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