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Stanton (THEODORE an American)

STANTON, THEODORE, an American journalist, son of Henry B. and Eliza- Cady; born in Seneca Feb. 10, 1851. He was a correspondent for the New York "Tribune" at Berlin from 1880, and later engaged as a journalist in Paris. He translated Goff's "Life of Thiers" (1879), and wrote: "The Woman Question in Europe" (1884) and "Life of Rosa Bonheur" (1910). He edited several volumes of letters relating to the World War.

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