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Bret Harte  (1836–1902)  wikidata:Q301983 s:en:Author:Francis Bret Harte q:en:Bret Harte
 
Bret Harte
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Birth name: Francis Brett Hart; Francis Bret Harte
Description American writer, poet, journalist, typesetter, playwright and prose writer
Date of birth/death 25 August 1836 Edit this at Wikidata 5 May 1902 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Albany London
Work period 1857 Edit this at Wikidata–
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A. Forestier, Paul Hardy, A. Morrow & J. gulich
Title
Barker's luck : etc.
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Chatto and Windus
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Short stories ; Barker's luck.--A yellow dog.--A mother of five.--Bulger's reputation.--In the Tules.--A convert of the mission.--The indiscretion of Elsbeth.--The devotion of Enriquez
Language English
Publication date 1896
publication_date QS:P577,+1896-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Place of publication London
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