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Y'ork, 1857.
Harris, (T. M., D. D.)

Thaddeus Mason Harris wa« born at Charlestown in 1766, graduated at Harvard In
1787, was Librarian 1791-93, became pastor of the Congregational Churcli in Dorchester in
1793, holding the office forty-nine years. He died in 1842.
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— Same. 2d Edition. 1821.
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Harrison, (Gr.) John Howard Payne, Dramatist, Poet, Actor, and
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Harte, (B.)

Francis Bret Harte was born at Albany, August 26. 1829, went to California in 1854,
and was engaged in various occupations for several years. In 1868 commenced " The
Overland Monthly" Magazine. Some poems which were published in this periodical
became very popular, for example, " The Heathen Chinee." In 1871 he removed to New
York, and subsequently was appointed United States Consul at Glasgow.
— East and West Poems. 16°, pp. 171. Boston, 1871.
— Poems. 12°, pp. 152. Boston, 1871.
— The Heathen Chinee. Illustrated by Joseph Hull. Sq. 8°, not

paged. Chicago, 1870.
— Same. Illustrations by S. Eytinge, Jr. 12°, pp. vi, 17. Boston,

1871.
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Harvey, (M. J.) Poems for the Drawing-Room. No. 1. 12°, pp. 45.
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Harwood, (J. E.; Poems. 12°, pp. 107. New York, 1809.
