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Johnson (ROBERT UNDERWOOD an American)

ROBERT UNDERWOOD, an American poet and editor; born in Washington, D. C., C., Jan. 12, 1853; became associate editor of the "Century Magazine." His efforts in behalf of the establishment of international copyright were recognized by the degree of M. A., conferred by Yale University in 1891.

He edited, with C. C. Buel, the notable "Battles and Leaders of the Civil War" (1887-1888), and has published two volumes of poems: "The Winter Hour and Other Poems" (1892); and "Songs of Liberty" (1897), "Italian Rhapsody" (1917). Appointed U. S. Ambassador to Italy in 1920. nited States Republican Conone of the leadnomination for YBENCH, an born in Hardwick, graduated from in 1878 and took es in Germany. H ditor on several news when be was ap the Wharton School University of Penn- 899 to 1903 he was in Columbia Uni- 008 was professor of dean of School of and Finance in He wrote economic suble "Money and on the the Na- Syste Commissi (1916). the "Journal of Ac ral other periodicaln (MCMAHON), an n in New York in bert Underwood Johnfrom Yale Univerirst ork "Arrows of ished in 1901 rapid succese Eternal Bird" "The pirit of Wives" ved BT UNDELWOOL, 2. 1358; bein behalf of the ional copyright gree of M. A iversity in 1891.

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