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(Agnes Marian) A. M. Haggard
1860–1960
A little-known English writer and collaborator, she is chiefly remembered today for helping preserve the life and work of Michael Fairless. Her surviving public record is sparse, which only adds to the air of mystery around her name.
1 Audiobook
Michael Fairless : her life and writings
by William Scott Palmer, (Agnes Marian) A. M. Haggard
About the author
Publicly available sources for A. M. Haggard are limited, but the record does show that the name was used by Agnes Marian Haggard, also identified in at least one library listing as Agnes Marion Barber, who lived from 1860 to 1960. She appears in connection with Michael Fairless: Her Life and Writings, a biographical work credited to William Scott Palmer and A. M. Haggard.
Because so little reliable biographical material is easy to confirm, it is safest to describe her as a writer or literary collaborator rather than make broader claims about her career. Her lasting trace in the catalog record is tied to that memorial and biographical project, which helped keep Michael Fairless's story in print for later readers.
No clearly verified portrait image for her was found on the sources reviewed.