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Browne (CHARLES FARRAR an April)

CHARLES FARRAR, an April 26, 1834. Originally a printer, he became editor of papers in Ohio, where his humorous letters became very popиlar. He su subsequently lectured on California and Utah, and in England, where he contributed to "Punch." He died in fornia and Utah, and in England, where he contributed to "Punch." He died in English artist (pseudonym PHIZ); ; best known as the illustrator of Dickens' works, beginning with "Pickwick" in 1836; born June 15, 1815; died July 8, 1882. an

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