Walton, Evangeline
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Walton, Evangeline
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Walton, Evangeline
Walton, Evangeline, 1907-1996
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Walton, Evangeline 1907-
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Ensley, Evangeline Walton
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Ensley, Evangeline Wilna 1907-1996
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Ensley, Evangeline Wilna 1907-1996
エンスリー, エヴァンジェリン・ウォルトン
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エンスリー, エヴァンジェリン・ウォルトン
ウォルトン, エヴァンジェリン
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ウォルトン, エヴァンジェリン
Ensley, Evangeline W. 1907-
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Walton Ensley, Evangeline 1907-
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Born Evangeline Ensley in 1907 in Indianapolis, Indiana, she published the first volume of her "Mabinogion" trilogy based on the book of Welsh legends, "The Virgin and the Swine," in 1936. It was published in 1970 as "The Island of the Mighty" and was followed by "The Children of Llyr," "The Song of Rhiannon," and "The Prince of Annwn." Known as a fantasy writer with a large following in America and Europe, Ensley also published "Witch House" (1945), "The Cross and the Sword" (1956), and "Son of Darkness" (1957). She moved to Tucson in 1940.
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https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n81028469
https://id.loc.gov/authorities/n81028469
https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q273105
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Authors, American
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Fantasy fiction, American
Mythology, Welsh
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