Annie besant

annie (wood) 1847–1933, english theosophist.
sir walter, 1836–1901, english novelist.
historical examples

letters of greeting were received from mrs. annie besant of england, and many others.
the history of woman suffrage, volume iv various

with the internment of mrs. annie besant it sounded a new note—a note inspired by an ardent love of humanity.
chitta ranjan suk-mar ranjan das

he laughed and said he did not know, but, glancing over the faces, he felt sure that i was annie besant.
annie besant annie besant

i remember clearly the first night that annie besant came to headquarters as an interested inquirer.
ghosts i have seen violet tweedale

of the more innocent kinds of heterogeneity i find a good example in mrs. annie besant’s autobiography.
introduction to the science of sociology robert e. park

noun
annie, née wood. 1847–1933, british theosophist, writer, and political reformer in england and india

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