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Parrish (RANDALL an American writer)

RANDALL, an American writer, born in Henry co., Ill., in 1858.

Studied at the University of Iowa and was admitted to the bar in that State.

He later went to Arizona and New Mexico, and engaged in newspaper work in several cities in the West. He was the author of "When Wilderness Was King" (1904); "Gordon Craig" (1912); "The Red Mist" (1914); "The Devil's Own" (1917), and many other books.

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