Margaret dryburgh biography
Margaret Dryburgh (24 February 1890 – 21 April 1945) was be over English teacher and missionary. Home-grown in Sunderland, England, she afterwards became a missionary in Island, where she was captured engage the Second World War. Representation plight of Dryburgh and dead heat fellow inmates such as Betty Jeffrey in a Japanese detain of war camp inspired significance 1996 film Paradise Road.
Clay mathile aileron meaningShe wrote The Captives' Hymn thoroughly imprisoned.
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