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Allen (JAMES LANE an American)

JAMES LANE, an American novelist, born near Lexington, Ky., in 1850. He graduated at Transylvania University, taught there for a time, and became subsequently Professor of Latin and popular novels of manners and peoand English in Bethany College. His ple in the "blue grass" region and fame rests mainly upon his powerful elsewhere, the best known being "Sum fame rests mainly upon his powerful and popular novels of manners and peo- ple in the "blue grass" region and Invisible" (1897); "A Kentucky Cardinal"; "Aftermath"; "The Cathedral Singer" (1916); "The Kentucky War- Invisible" (1897) "A Kentucky Cardi- nal"; "Aftermath"; "The Cathedral (1918).

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