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English: Signature of Jack London.

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Author



Alternative names	Birth name: John Griffith Chaney; John Griffith "Jack" London; John Griffith Chaney London; John Griffith "Jack London" Chaney
Description	American writer, journalist, novelist, war correspondent, essayist and autobiographer
Date of birth/death	12 January 1876	22 November 1916
Location of birth/death	San Francisco	Glen Ellen
Work period	1900-1916
Work location	Sonoma
Authority file	: Q45765 VIAF: 46764200 ISNI: 0000000121309371 LCCN: n78086415 NAID: 10580771 NLA: 35311166 WorldCat

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