Dawson, Richard Lew, 1852-

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Richard Lew Dawson war born in 1852 in Franklin County on a farm; he was writer of poetry, sketches and plays. Dawson's poetry was lyrical and humorous and often written with in a Hoosier dialect; he contributed poetry to the Chicago Current, Saturday Herald, the Indianapolis Journal, the Sentinel, and Century Magazine. In 1886, Dawson and several other people helped organize the Western Association of Writers.

From the description of [Papers]. (Lincoln Library). WorldCat record id: 247143549

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creatorOf Dawson, Richard Lew, 1852-. [Papers]. Indiana State Library - ISL
creatorOf Dawson, Richard Lew, 1852-. [Collection], 1857-1937. Indiana State Library - ISL
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associatedWith Butler, Henry M. person
associatedWith Dawson, Thomas E. person
associatedWith Fifth Ward School (Indianapolis, Ind.) corporateBody
associatedWith Grant, Willard W. person
associatedWith Western Association of Writers. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Franklin County (Ind.)
Indiana
Indiana--Indianapolis
Indiana
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Musicians
Slavery
Authors, American
American drama
American poetry
Poets, American
Bands (Music)
Schools
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Birth 1852

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