For as Sweyn truly said, "While William the Frenchman is king by the sword, and Edgar the Englishman king by proclamation of earls and thanes, there seems no room here for Sweyn, nephew of Canute, king of kings."

Today, the names of science fiction's ancestral founders Mary Shelley, Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allan Poe, Jules Verne, HG Wells are still known, their work still a part of the discourse.

His own publications and those of his brother Edgar are much more radical after the year 1844.

Edgar Atheling, son of Edward the Outlaw, was the only surviving male of the royal line, but he was not old enough to succeed to the throne, and Harold II. accepted the portfolio.

In 1068 A.D., Edgar Atheling, Sweyn of Denmark, Malcolm of Scotland, and the sons of Harold banded together to drive out the Norman.

R85302, 25Oct51, Fannie Zulette Masson (W) MASTERS, EDGAR LEE.

R80451, 2Jul51, Edgar Lee Masters (A) MATHER, FRANK JEWETT, JR.

FURNISS, EDGAR STEVENSON, joint author Elementary economics.

R93450, 11Apr52, Ernest Gruening (A) GUEST, EDGAR ALBERT.

R92299, 24Mar52, Edgar A. Guest (A) GUITTEAU, WILLIAM BACKUS.

© 9Sep25, A872102. R110477, 16Apr53, Roberta Newton Taylor (NK) Edgar Allan Poe letters till now unpublished.

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FURNISS, EDGAR S. Elementary economics.

LEE, EDWARD EDGAR.

WALLACE, EDGAR.

entitled Edgar Wallace, the legend, by Anice Page Cooper.

For works claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere as the child of the deceased author SEE Wallace, Edgar.

Philopater before 200 B.C. EDGAR, a king of Saxon England from 959 to 975, surnamed the Peaceful; promoted the union and consolidation of the Danish and Saxon elements within his realm; cleared Wales of wolves by exacting of its inhabitants a levy of 300 wolves' heads yearly; eight kings are said to have done him homage by rowing him on the Dee; St. Dunstan, the archbishop of Canterbury, was the most prominent figure of the reign.

EDITHE, ST., an English princess, the natural daughter of Edgar, king of England (961-984).