Margaret Horton Potter (English Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Margaret Horton Potter" in English language version.
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- Rossiter Johnson and John Howard Brown, eds., The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans (Biographical Society, 1904): 1903.
- James A. Kaser, The Chicago of Fiction: A Resource Guide (Scarecrow Press 2011): 290.
- "Margaret Horton Potter". The Bookseller (September 1903): 316.
- "The Stage Setting and Some Recent Books". The Bookman (May 1906): 281.
- "Good Books for Summer Reading". Book News 22 (June 1904): 1053–54.
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- "Orrin W. Potter Stricken". Chicago Tribune (May 15, 1907): 9.
harpers.org
- "Margaret Horton Potter: From This Author". Harper's Magazine (harpers.org).
loc.gov
- "A social lion". Library of Congress. Retrieved 15 November 2021.
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- "Drug Kills Noted Novelist". The Gazette Times, Pittsburgh (December 23, 1911): 10.
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- "Wife in Asylum Is Divorce Defendant". Inter Ocean (October 6, 1910): 1. via Newspapers.com
- "In the Theaters". Chicago Daily Tribune (May 4, 1909): 10. via Newspapers.com
- "Margaret Horton Potter, Authoress, Who Vowed Never to Wed, Is Now Mrs. J. D. Black". Boston Post (January 9, 1902): 9. via Newspapers.com
- "Tells of Authoress's Struggle with Drug". Pittsburgh Sunday Post (December 24, 1911): 2. via Newspapers.com
- "Margaret Black Is Insane". Chicago Tribune (May 6, 1910): 3. via Newspapers.com
- "A Woman Novelist Insane". Kansas City Times (May 6, 1910): 1. via Newspapers.com
- "Chicago Authoress Is Morphine Victim". Indianapolis Star (December 23, 1910: 5. via Newspapers.com
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- "Online Books by Margaret Horton Potter". The Online Books Page.