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Barbara Hamilton Cartland (9 July 1901 – 21 May 2000) was an
English writer who
published both
contemporary and
historical romance novels, the...
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Cartland may
refer to:
Barbara Cartland (1901–2000),
English author,
known for her
numerous romance novels George Cartland (1912–2008), the only deputy-governor...
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Barbara Cartland (1901–2000) was a
prolific English contemporary and
historical romance novelist who
published some 723
books over 72 years.
Cartland published...
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Douglas Cartland may
refer to:
Douglas Cartland (Silent Hill), a
video game
character Douglas Cartland (table tennis) (1914–?),
American table tennis player...
- action, aged 33. He was the
brother of
Barbara Cartland.
Cartland was the son of
Major Bertram Cartland and Mary
Hamilton Scobell, and the
younger brother...
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Cartland Bridge is a road
bridge on the A73 north-west of Lanark,
South Lanarkshire which spans the
Mouse Water, a
tributary of the
River Clyde. The three-span...
- in one of her
first major roles. It is
based on a 1949
novel by
Barbara Cartland. Sir
Giles Staverley, a
compulsive gambler, is
tricked into
gambling away...
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development team as
possessing flaws and
complexes to add realism.
Douglas Cartland was
given a combover.
Early on, he was seen as a middle-aged detective...
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socialite Barbara Cartland and the
stepmother of Diana,
Princess of Wales.
Raine McCorquodale was the only
child of
novelist Barbara Cartland and Alexander...
- McCorquodale, Ian (2017). "Welcome to the
romantic world of
Barbara Cartland". Barbara
Cartland.com.
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