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LELAND, CHARLES GODFREY (1824-1903) , American author. son of a merchant, was born at Philadelphia on the 15th of August 1824, and graduated at Princeton in 1845. He after-wards studied at Heidelberg
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home in Europe, generally at Florence, where he died on the loth of March 1903. Though his humorous verses were most attractive to the public, Leland
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His other publications include Poetry and Mystery of Dreams (1855), Meister Karl's Sketch-book (1855), Piaui es of Travel (1856), Sunshine in Thought (1862), Heine's Book of Songs (1862), The Music Lesson of Confucius (1870), Egyptian Sketch-book (1873), Abraham Lincoln (1879), The Minor Arts (188o), Algonquin Legends of New England (1884), Songs of the Sea and Lays of the Land (1895), Hans Breitmann in Tyrol (1895), One Hundred Profitable Acts (1897), Unpublished Legends of Vergil (1899), Kuloskap the Master, and other Algonquin Poems (1903, with J. Dyneley Prince).See his Memoirs (2 vols., 1893), and E. R. Pennell
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