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FREDERICK ALBION, an American ornithologist, traveler, and author; born in Beverly, Mass., Feb. 13, 1849. He traveled extensively in Florida, the West Indies, Mexico, Spain, North Africa, and South America, and wrote: "Camps in the Caribbees" (1880); "The Silver City" (1883); "Young Folks' History of Mexico" (1883); "Montezuma's Gold Mines" (1887); "In the Wake of Columbus" (1893); "Knockabout Club Series," "Under the Cuban Flag" (1896); "My Spanish Sweetheart" (1897); "The Cacique's Treasure Cave" (1901); "Heroes of American History," 12 vols. (1907). He died in 1916.
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