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Saunders, Marshall, 1861-1947

LC control no.n 82112115
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LC classificationPR9199.3.S248
Personal name headingSaunders, Marshall, 1861-1947
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Variant(s)Saunders, Margaret Marshall, 1861-1947
LocatedHalifax (N.S.)
Birth date1861-05-13
Death date1947-02-15
Place of birthMilton (N.S.)
Place of deathToronto (Ont.)
Field of activityAnimal welfare Children's stories Romance fiction
AffiliationOrder of the British Empire
Profession or occupationAuthors
Found inBeautiful Joe, [1893]: title page (by Marshall Saunders, author of My Spanish sailor)
The king of the park, [1897]: title page (by Marshall Saunders, author of Beautiful Joe, Charles and his lamb, For the other boy's sake, etc.)
Tilda Jane, [2008]: title page (by Margaret Marshall Saunders)
Canadian encyclopedia online, viewed 1 November 2016: Saunders, Margaret Marshall (Margaret Marshall Saunders; writer; b at Milton, NS 13 Apr 1861; d at Toronto 15 Feb 1947; moved with her family to Halifax at age 6; at 15 she attended boarding school in Edinburgh, then studied French at OrleĢans; taught school for a short time; first novel was published in 1889; wrote Beautiful Joe, about an abused dog, for an American Humane Society competition, winning the prize and becoming the first Canadian book to sell more than a million copies; moved to Toronto in 1914; travelled widely in the U.S., setting her stories in places she visited)
Wikipedia, viewed 1 November 2016: Margaret Marshall Saunders (Margaret Marshall Saunders, CBE; born May 13, 1861 in the village of Milton, Nova Scotia; died February 15, 1947 in Toronto, Ontario; prolific Canadian writer of children's stories and romance novels, a lecturer, and an animal rights advocate; in 1934, awarded Commander of the Order of the British Empire)
Amicus database, 1 November 2016 (authorized access point: Saunders, Marshall, 1861-1947; variant access point: Saunders, Margaret Marshall, 1861-1947)