Evelyn Wells
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Evelyn Wells was a 20th century biographer and author most known for her biographies of the ancient Egyptian royals of the 18th dynasty, Nefertiti and Hatshepsut.
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- 1936 Fremont Older, A Biography
- 1939 Champagne Days of San Francisco
- 1940 Men at their Worst (with Leo Stanley)
- 1946 What to Name the Baby
- 1949 The Forty Niners (with Harry C. Peterson)
- 1949 Jed Blaine's Woman
- 1953 The Gentle Kingdom of Giacomo
- 1964 Nefertiti
- 1964 Carlos P. Romulo: Voice of Freedom
- 1967 A City for St. Francis
- 1951 Life Starts Today
- 1969 Hatshepsut
- 1974 I Am Thinking of Kelda
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