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| '''William Collins''' may refer to: | '''William Collins''' may refer to: | ||
| * ] -- a pre-Romantic English poet. | * ] -- a pre-Romantic English poet. | ||
| * A clergyman character in ]'s novel, ]. | * A clergyman character in ]'s novel, '']''. | ||
| * ] -- founder of the 18th century ] publishing house ], that became part of HarperCollins. | * ] -- founder of the 18th century ] publishing house ], that became part of HarperCollins. | ||
| * His son, ] -- a figure in the Scottish ] and ]'s ] between ] and ]. | * His son, ] -- a figure in the Scottish ] and ]'s ] between ] and ]. | ||
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William Collins may refer to:
- William Collins -- a pre-Romantic English poet.
- A clergyman character in Jane Austin's novel, Pride and Prejudice.
- William Collins -- founder of the 18th century Scottish publishing house Collins, that became part of HarperCollins.
- His son, Sir William Collins -- a figure in the Scottish temperance movement and Glasgow's Lord Provost between 1877 and 1880.
- Bootsy Collins -- a pioneering funk bassist, singer and songwriter from Cincinnati, Ohio.
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