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A little-known religious writer remembered for The Key to Peace, a faith-centered work about finding inner peace through Scripture and obedience. Very little biographical information is widely documented, which gives the book an old, quietly personal feel.

by Anna Marie Miles
Anna Marie Miles is best known as the author of The Key to Peace, a devotional and instructional work that has been preserved through Project Gutenberg. From the text and its presentation there, she appears to have written in a strongly Christian, Bible-centered voice, with the book focusing on peace, forgiveness, sin, and daily spiritual obedience.
Reliable public biographical details about her life are scarce. I could not confirm standard background information such as birthplace, dates, education, or a broader bibliography from dependable sources, so it is best to describe her as a little-documented author whose surviving reputation rests mainly on this one religious work.
That scarcity of information may actually shape the reading experience: her work comes across less as a public literary career and more as a sincere personal message meant to encourage faith and inner calm.