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Anne Ridler (born July 30, 1912, Rugby, Warwickshire, England—died October 15, 2001, Oxford) was an English poet and dramatist noted for her devotional poetry and for verse drama that shows the influence of the later work of T.S. Eliot. Ridler was born into a literary family; her father, Henry Bradby, was a poet and editor, and her mother, Violet Milford, was the author of children’s books. She studied journalism at King’s College, London, graduating in...