Antonia White
1899–1980
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Biography
Antonia White (31 March 1899, London – 10 April 1980) was a British writer, known primarily for Frost in May, a semi autobiographical novel set in a convent school. It was the first book reissued by Virago Press in 1978, as part of their Modern Classics series of books by previously neglected women authors.
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Antonia White, Ronald Moody, recipient: Kobus Hooykaas Photocopy of a letter from Ronald Moody to Kobus Hooykaas translated by Antonia White
20 December 1945 -
Antonia White, recipient: Ronald Moody Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody
24 August 1946 -
Ronald Moody, Antonia White, recipient: Madame C. Galliot Letter from Ronald Moody to Madame Gaillot, concierge, drafted in French by Antonia White
[August 1945] -
Antonia White, recipient: Ronald Moody Postcard from Antonia White to Ronald Moody
1946
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