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Amy Eleanor Mack (6 June 1876, Port Adelaide – 4 November 1939, Sydney), also known as Amy Eleanor Harrison and Mrs. Launcelot Harrison, was an Australian writer, journalist, and editor. She was honorary secretary of the National Council of Women of New South Wales. She is best known as a children's author of such books as Bushland stories (1910) and Scribbling Sue (1914) and others, as well as a journalist and an editor of Sydney Morning Herald.

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rdfs:comment	Amy Eleanor Mack (6 June 1876, Port Adelaide – 4 November 1939, Sydney), also known as Amy Eleanor Harrison and Mrs. Launcelot Harrison, was an Australian writer, journalist, and editor. She was honorary secretary of the National Council of Women of New South Wales. She is best known as a children's author of such books as Bushland stories (1910) and Scribbling Sue (1914) and others, as well as a journalist and an editor of Sydney Morning Herald. (en) Amy Eleanor Mack (6 Juni 1876 – 4 November 1939), juga dikenal sebagai Amy Eleanor Harrison dan Mrs. Launcelot Harrison, adalah seorang penulis, wartawan dan penyunting asal Australia. Ia menjadi sekretaris kehormatan . Ia dikenalsebagai penulis buku anak-anak seperti Bushland stories (1910) dan Scribbling Sue (1914) dan lainnya, serta wartawan dan penyunting Sydney Morning Herald. (in)
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