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The History of Agatha Christie
She is the first person to write more than 66 detective books in the world. She firstly married a man called Archie Christie in 1914 and gave birth to a child called Rosalind Margaret Clarissa Hicks and they divorced 1928. Also, Agatha Christie was made dame by Queen Elizabeth II. Then she married a young man called Max Mallowen
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First person to write most 66 detectives books
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