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053  0 PS3573.E1985 
100 1  Webb, Peggy 
370    Mississippi|cUnited States|2naf 
372    Fiction|2lcsh 
374    Authors|2lcsh 
375    female 
377    eng 
400 1  Uėbb, Peggi 
500 1  |wnnnc|aMichaels, Anna,|d1942- 
500 1  |wnnnc|aHussey, Elaine,|d1942- 
663    For works of this author entered under other names, seach 
       also under:|bHussey, Elaine, 1942-;|bMichaels, Anna, 1942-
670    Her Duplicity, c1986:|bt.p. (Peggy Webb) 
670    Her Babʹe leto, 1997:|bt.p. (Peggi Uėbb) 
670    Any Thursday, 1989:|bt.p. (Peggy Webb) p. 3 of cover (r. 
       northeast Mississippi; graduated from Mississippi State 
       College for Women; has completed a thesis for an M.A. in 
       English from the Univ. of Misssissippi) 
670    Contemp. authors online, July 15, 2002|b(Peggy (Elaine 
       Hussey) Webb; b. Feb. 8, 1942 in Mooreville, Miss.; 
       Mississippi State College for Women, B.A., 1964; Univ. of 
       Misssissippi, M.A., 1985; author of novels and romance/
       historical fiction; r. Belden, Miss.) 
670    Email from pub., Aug. 11, 2010:|b(Anna Michaels ... a 
       pseudonym for ... Peggy Webb; b. Feb. 8, 1942) 
670    The sweetest hallelujah, 2013:|bt.p. (Elaine Hussey) p.[6]
       (novelist who has written under the names Peggy Webb and 
       Anna Michaels. She was born and bredin the south and is 
       from Mississippi)