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Annie Maria Barnes (pen name, Cousin Annie; May 28, 1857 – unknown) was a 19th-century American journalist, editor, and author from South Carolina. At the age of eleven, she wrote an article for the Atlanta Constitution, and at the age of fifteen, she became a regular correspondent of that journal. In 1887, she began publishing The Acanthus, a juvenile paper issued in the South. Barnes published novels from 1887 (Some lowly lives and the heights they reached) until at least 1927 (A knight of Carolina).

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rdfs:label	Annie Maria Barnes (en) آني ماريا بارنز (ar) Annie Maria Barnes (pt)
rdfs:comment	آني ماريا بارنز (بالإنجليزية: Annie Maria Barnes)‏ (28 مايو 1857، كولومبيا في الولايات المتحدة)؛ كاتِبة مُتخصِّصة في أدب الأطفال وروائية أمريكية. (ar) Annie Maria Barnes (pen name, Cousin Annie; May 28, 1857 – unknown) was a 19th-century American journalist, editor, and author from South Carolina. At the age of eleven, she wrote an article for the Atlanta Constitution, and at the age of fifteen, she became a regular correspondent of that journal. In 1887, she began publishing The Acanthus, a juvenile paper issued in the South. Barnes published novels from 1887 (Some lowly lives and the heights they reached) until at least 1927 (A knight of Carolina). (en) Annie Maria Barnes (pseudônimo, Cousin Annie; Colúmbia, 28 de maio de 1857 – desconhecido) foi uma jornalista, editora e autora americana do século XIX da Carolina do Sul. Aos onze anos, ela escreveu um artigo para o e, aos quinze, tornou-se correspondente regular desse jornal. Em 1887, ela começou a publicar The Acanthus, um jornal juvenil publicado na Região Sul dos Estados Unidos. Barnes publicou romances de 1887 intitulado Some lowly lives and the heights they reached até pelo menos 1927 em A knight of Carolina. (pt)
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