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The Cyclopedia of Biography

February 7, 1878 issue

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This article presents information on the book, "The Cyclopedia of Biography: A Record of the Lives of Eminent Persons," by Parke Godwin. The first edition of this book appeared in 1851, the second in 1866, with a supplement by George Sheppard who is the author of the new supplement. This is an encyclopedia of various famous biographies, containing a section for errors and omissions made in those literary works. The Volume itself has many errors, mainly of the alteration of letters. It is claimed by the author that in this new edition an attempt has been made to supply the few notable names that had been omitted.

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CYCLOPEDIA of Biography: A Record of the Lives of Eminent Persons (Book); GODWIN, Parke; BIOGRAPHY; BIOGRAPHICAL sources; BIBLIOGRAPHY; LITERATURE publishing
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