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Dickinson (EMILY an American poet born)

EMILY, an American poet; born in Amherst, Mass., Dec. 10, 1830. Living the life of a recluse, she much verse in forms peculiar to In 1892 a collection of her herself. poems was issued which received warm praise from competent critics. In all, have appeared. She died in Amherst, May 15, 1886. three volumes of her verse and prose May 15, 1886.

LOWES, an English writer and scholar.

DICKINSON, GOLDSWORTHY School and at King's College, Cambridge, He was educated at the Charterhouse where he became a lecturer. He studied also at the London School of Economics DICKINSON and Political Science. His published writings include "The Greek View of Life" (1890); "The Tragedy of the Puritan Revolution" (1891); "The Development of Parliament During the Nineteenth Century" (1895); "Letters From a Chinese Official" (1903); "Religion and Immortality" (1911); "The European Anarchy" (1916); "The Choice Before Us" (1917).

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