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Dorothy Margaret Paulin

Dorothy Margaret Paulin (née McBurnie; 3 February 1904 — 1982) was a Scottish poet and editor. She edited The Gallvoidian Annual from 1926-1936, the Soil Association Magazine and Scottish Home and Country.

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Dorothy Margaret Paulin

Full name
Dorothy Margaret McBurnie.
Born
1904
Died
1982
Occupation
poet · editor

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Dorothy Margaret Paulin (née McBurnie; 3 February 1904 — 1982) was a Scottish poet and editor. She edited The Gallvoidian Annual from 1926-1936, the Soil Association Magazine and Scottish Home and Country.

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