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F., O. L. Mrs. Olive Leonard Foster, who for 40 years responded to numberless solicitations for an original hymn or poem, and contributed to numerous newspapers and magazines under these initials.

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The above work is directed against David Garrick. It consists of a series of letters, which origi nally appeared in the "Craftsman, or Gray's Inn Journal" over the following pseudonyms: "T. F."; "X. Y. Z."; "Theatricus"; "Antitheatricus"; "Candidus"; "Philo-Tragicus"; "Ingenuus"; "W. W."; and "A Lover of Truth."

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Fabian. Mrs. Virginia Durant Covington, who, during the late war, made her debut as a writer in the "Southern

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own name.

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Factory Hand of Waltham, A. Josiah Bigelow. Review of "An address to the workingmen of New England"... Camb., Mass., 1832.

Fadette. Mrs. Minnie Reeves Rodney or Marian C. Legare Reeves. Wearithorne; or, in the light of to-day B. 1872.

The "Library of Congress" has the former name, the "Female Writers of the South," the latter.

Faed. See "Waverley."

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Fag, Frederick. James Johnson. The recess; or, autumnal relaxation in the Highlands and Lowlands... a serio-comic tour to the Hebrides. L. 1834.

Fair Inquirer, A. Rev. John Hawkins. A few remarks on an address to the Roman Catholics of the United States of America, occasioned by a letter addressed to the Catholics of Worcester by Mr. Wharton, their late chaplain. By the Right Rev. Dr. Carroll. By... Worcester, Eng., 1796.

Fairchild, Paul. John A. Taylor. Defense of insanity. N.Y. 1876.

Fairfax, Ruth. Mrs. Agnes Jean Stibbes, a favorite contributor of novelettes, poems, and sketches to Father Ryan's paper, the "Banner of the South," under this nom de plume.

Fairford, Alan. John Kent, editor of the "Canadian Literary Magazine," Toronto, 1834. "Under this signature in a widely-circulated periodical a series entitled "The English Layman."

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Fairleigh, Frank. Smedley, who edited "Cruikshank's Magazine," etc., under this name.

Fairplay, Oliver. Thomas Jefferson. Proposals... for publishing the private and public life of the First Consul. P. 1804.

Faith Workless. See "Methodist preacher in Cambridgeshire, A.”

Faithful Monitor, A. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

The letter bearing this signature is dated August 25, 1767, and censures the appointment of Lord Townshend as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and of his brother, the Hon. Charles Townshend, as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

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Falkland. Francis Perceval Eliot. A series of letters... L. 1814.

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Fat Contributor, Makepeace Thackeray.

William Our. His signature

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Fat Contributor, The. Saturday Griswold, in the Cincinnati Night," a humorous weekly, through the medium of which Minor Griswold, "The Fat Contributor," sportively derides care, for his fun-loving readers.

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Father, A. Benjamin Coole. Miscellanies; or, sundry discourses concerning trade, conversation, and religion. Being the advice of ... to his children, on those subjects. L. 1712.

Samuel Father of America, The. Adams. So addressed by Stephen Sayre, a London banker, 1770.

Father of the American Revolution, The. Samuel Adams. So called in the "Independent Chronicle" (B.), 1803, in announcing his death.

Father of English Geology, The. William Smith, author of the first geological map of England.

Father of German Literature, The. Gotthold Ephraim Lessing.

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