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Jessica Mann

Jessica Mann was a British writer known for her novels and non-fiction works. A notable non-fiction book by her is 'Out of Harm's Way', which documents the evacuation of children from Britain during World War II.

September 1937: Jessica Mann's Birth

Jessica Mann was born in September 1937.

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1959: Graduation from Newnham College, Cambridge

In 1959, Jessica Mann graduated from Newnham College, Cambridge, where she studied Archaeology and Anglo-Saxon Studies.

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1959: Marriage to Charles Thomas

In 1959, Jessica Mann married the archaeologist and historian Charles Thomas, a week after completing her Cambridge finals.

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1971: Publication of First Novel

In 1971, Jessica Mann published her first novel, beginning her career as a novelist specializing in mystery and suspense genres.

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2016: Publication of Last Novel

In 2016, Jessica Mann published her 22nd and last novel.

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2016: Death of Charles Thomas

In 2016, Jessica Mann's husband, the archaeologist and historian Charles Thomas, passed away.

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July 2018: Jessica Mann's Death

Jessica Mann died in July 2018.

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