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HAMLIN, an American story writer; born in West Salem, Wis., Sept. 16, 1860. His works include: "Main Traveled Roads" (1891) "A "Spoil of Office"; "Prairie Folks"; "Prairie Songs" (1893); "Crumbling GARLASCO Idols"; "Little Norsk"; (1893); "Rose of Dutcher's Coolly" (1895); "Jason Edwards"; "The Eagle's Heart" (1900); "The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop" HAMLIN GARLAND (1902); "Hesper" (1904); "The Forester's Daughter" (1914); "A Son of the Middle Border" (1917).
GARLASCO, a town of northern Italy, in Piedmont, 24 miles S. E. of GARLASCO, a town of northern Novara. Near this place the Austrians crossed the Po, when invading Italy in 1849.