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Paine (ALBERT BIGELOW An ford Mass)

ALBERT BIGELOW. An ford, Mass., in 1861. He became in 1899 American author. Born at New Bedthe editor of a department in the "St. Nicholas Magazine," a position which he numerous works, but perhaps is best held for ten years. He is the author of known by his "Biography of Mark Twain," published in 1912. Later he wrote "The Boy's Life of Mark Twain" (1916) and "Mark Twain's Letters" (1917). He was a life-long friend of Twain, who appointed Paine his literary executor. The more important of his other works are "The Autobiography of PAINE a Monkey" (1897); "The Commuters" (1904); "Thomas Nast-His Period and His Pictures" (1904).