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Bertrice Small (December 9, 1937 –
February 24, 2015) was an
American New York Times-
bestselling writer of
historical and
erotic romance novels. Bertrice...
- half-brother,
Murad I. A
fictionalised form of her
character is the
subject of
Bertrice Small's
novel Adora,
published in 1980. PLP, 10940. <Καντακουζηνὴ> Θεοδώρα...
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Adora (singer),
South Korean singer-songwriter Adora, a
novel by
Bertrice Small Princess Adora, the
alter ego of the
fictional superheroine She-Ra...
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author Annah Faulkner Beloved, a 1993
historical romance about Zenobia, by
Bertrice Small Beloved (1934 film), an
American drama film
directed by
Victor Schertzinger...
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historical romances like
Evelyn Anthony's Charles, The King (1963) and
Bertrice Small's
Darling Jasmine (2007),
although the main
focus there is on other...
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Bertrice Berry Born 1960 (age 64–65)
Occupation Sociologist author lecturer educator Nationality American Education Jacksonville University (BA, DHL) Kent...
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Romney Jr. 1936-
American entertainer and
peace activist Beatrice Gray
Bertrice Kimbrough 1911-2009
American actress and
dancer Coleen Gray
Doris Jensen...
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Philippa Gregory, and is a
prominent secondary character in
several books by
Bertrice Small. He is a
prominent character in Legacy, a
novel of
Elizabeth I by...
- in a
series of
western films during the 1940s and 1950s. Gray was born
Bertrice Alice Kimbrough on a farm near Carthage, Illinois. She
began working in...
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being laid down as
troop transports.
Buckeye State had been laid down as
Bertrice but was
converted and
renamed before launching.
Originally ****igned to...
