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Elizabeth Campbell (Mrs. W.E.Campbell), author Formerly a librarian in an elementary school, she became the author of children's books. [1] Her first non-fiction book was Nails to Nickles, a Story of American Coins.
References
- ^ Jackson, Estelle. "40's Not So Bad . . . ", Richmond Times-Dispatch, August 15, 1976, page H-1.
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Elizabeth Campbell (Mrs. W.E.Campbell), author Formerly a librarian in an elementary school, she became the author of children's books. [1] Her first non-fiction book was Nails to Nickles, a Story of American Coins.
References
- ^ Jackson, Estelle. "40's Not So Bad . . . ", Richmond Times-Dispatch, August 15, 1976, page H-1.
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