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Anna Farquhar (née , Farquhar; after marriage, Bergengren; pen name, Margaret Allston; December 23, 1865 – ?) was an American author and editor. A singer's heart (1897) and The devil's plough (1901) were published under her maiden name, "Anna Farquhar", but she used a pseudonym, "Margaret Allston", thereafter.

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