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Edward Everett Hale (1822–1909)
Hale, Edward Everett. A distinguished American divine and prose-writer; born in Boston, April 3, 1822; died at Roxbury, MA, June 10, 1909. Among his short stories are: ‘My Double and How He Undid Me’; ‘The Man Without a Country’; ‘The Skeleton in the Closet’; ‘Ten Times One Is Ten’; ‘In His Name.’ Among his other works are: ‘Philip Nolan’s Friends’; ‘Mr. Tangier’s Vacations’; ‘Ups and Downs’; ‘Fortunes of Rachel’; ‘Ralph Waldo Emerson’; ‘We the People’; ‘New England Ballads’; ‘Prayers in the United States Senate’; ‘Foundation of the Republic.’ (See Critical and Biographical Introduction).