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Philip Schuyler (search for this): chapter 2.14
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Chapter 4: Irving Major George Haven Putnam, Litt.D.
Early years.
first voyage to Europe the Prairies.
a New publisher.
later years.
Irving's cosmopolitanism.
a history of New York.
th which they had been fighting for seven years, Irving may be regarded as the first author produced i , under the title of Salmagundi. In this work, Irving had the collaboration of his brother William a some essays later included in The sketch Book, Irving enjoyed for a few months the excitement of mil I will come with the first troops.
In 1834, Irving declined a Democratic nomination for Congress, rst rank among historians.
In this biography, Irving gave ample evidence of his power of reconstitu dil, the last monarch of Granada.
Granada was Irving's favourite production, and he found himself f n to the literary labours of its author.
When Irving penned the last word of the fifth volume of th true man of letters.
For the world at large, Irving will, however, doubtless best be known by his
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