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NATHANIEL PARKER Me., Jan. 20, 1806; was educated at Boston, Andover, and Yale College; employed by S. P. Goodrich (Peter Parley) to edit "The Legendary" (1828) and "The Token" (1829); established the "American Monthly Magazine," which was merged in the "New York Mirror"; traveled in France, Italy, Greece, Euro- SON. The latter was born at Livingston pean Turkey, Asia Minor, and finally Manor House, N. Y. Their joint pub- England; returned to America in 1837, lications include "The Lightning Con- and afterward edited "The Home Jourductor"; "The Princess Passes"; "My nal." His numerous published Across the Water"; "The Car of Des- include "Pencillings by the Way" nal." His numerous published writings Across the Water"; "The Car of Des- (1835); "Inklings shed writings of Adventure" a Father"; "The Motor Chaperon"; "Scarlet Runner"; "Set in Silver"; "The let Runner"; "Set in Silver"; "The America"; "The Golden Silence"; "The Princess Virginia"; "The Guests of Hercules"; "The Heather Moon"; "The Demon"; "The Love Pirate"; "It Happened in Egypt"; "Secret History"; "The Shop Girl"; "The Lightning Conductress"; "The War Wedding"; "Crucifix Corner."