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EDWIN MILTON, an American dramatist and actor, born at Lexington, Mo., in 1862. He graduated from Princeton in 1883 and took post-graduate courses at the University of Edinburgh.
He studied law but did not practice. His first play, "Friends," was produced in 1892. This was followed by "The Squaw Man," "The Struggle Everlasting," "The Silent Call," "The Unwritten Law,' "Peace and Quiet," and "The Longest Way Round."