Dorothy Clarke Wilson

Dorothy Clarke Wilson Dorothy Clarke Wilson (May 9, 1904 – March 26, 2003) was an American writer, perhaps best known for her novel ''Prince of Egypt'' (1949), which was a primary source for the Cecil B. DeMille film, ''The Ten Commandments'' (1956). Provided by Wikipedia
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    Take my hands: the remarkable story of Dr.Mary Verghese /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1963
    Printed Book
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    Hilary: brave world of Hilary Pole /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1972
    Printed Book
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    Inspiring story of Roger Arnett handicap race /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1967
    Printed Book
  4. 4
    Palace of healing: the story of Dr. Clara Sawain first woman missionary doctor and the hospital she founded
    Printed Book
  5. 5
    Lone Woman:the story of Elizabeth Blackwell, the woman doctor
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1970
    Printed Book
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    Lone woman: the story of Elizabeth Blackwell, the woman doctor
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1970
    Printed Book
  7. 7
    Hilary: the brave world of Hilary Pole
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1972
    Printed Book
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    Hilary: the brave world of Hilary Pole
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1972
    Printed Book
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    Dr. Ida The story of Dr.Ida Scudder of Vellore /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1959
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    Place of heating Story of Dr.Clara Swain, first woman missionary Doctor and t /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1969
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    Handicap race : The inspiring story of Roger Arnett. /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1968
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    Climb every mountain : The story of Granny Brand. /
    by Wilson, Dorothy Clarke
    Published 1976
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