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Arthur Anderson may refer to:

Arthur Anderson (businessman) (1792–1868), Scottish businessman and co-founder of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O)
Arthur E. Andersen (1885–1947), founder of Chicago-based accounting firm

Arthur Anderson (athlete) (1886–1967), British track-and-field athlete who competed in the 1912 Olympics
Art Anderson (born 1936), former college and professional American football player

Arthur Anderson (dramatist) (died 1942), English dramatist and lyricist
Arthur J. O. Anderson (1907–1996), anthropologist and Nahuatl translator
Arthur Anderson (voice actor) (born 1922), American radio broadcaster who voiced "Lucky the Leprechaun", the General Mills Lucky Charms mascot, until 1992
Arthur Anderson (architect) (1868–1942), Australian architect
Arthur Anderson (politician) (1860–1915), Australian politician

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 '''Arthur Anderson''' may refer to:
+==Businessmen==
 *[[Arthur Anderson (businessman)]] (1792–1868), Scottish businessman and co-founder of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company (P&O)
 *[[Arthur E. Andersen]] (1885–1947), founder of Chicago-based accounting firm
+==Sportsmen==
+*[[Arthur Anderson (athlete)]] (1886–1967), British track-and-field athlete who competed in the 1912 Olympics
+*[[Art Anderson]] (born 1936), former college and professional American football player
+==Others==
 *[[Arthur Anderson (dramatist)]] (died 1942), English dramatist and lyricist
 *[[Arthur J. O. Anderson]] (1907–1996), anthropologist and Nahuatl translator
 *[[Arthur Anderson (voice actor)]] (born 1922), American radio broadcaster who voiced "Lucky the Leprechaun", the General Mills ''Lucky Charms'' mascot, until 1992
-*[[Arthur Anderson (athlete)]] (1886–1967), British track-and-field athlete who competed in the 1912 Olympics
 *[[Arthur Anderson (architect)]] (1868–1942), Australian architect
 *[[Arthur Anderson (politician)]] (1860–1915), Australian politician
-*[[Art Anderson]] (born 1936), former college and professional American football player
 ==See also==