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Margaret Ogilvy
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A memoir by J. M. Barrie honoring his mother, Margaret Ogilvy, reflecting on her life, character, and influence on his writing. Suited to readers interested in Barrie, Victorian biography, or the personal essays of Scottish literary figures.
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