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MOORE, Horatio Newton, author, born in New Jersey in 1814; died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 26 August, 1859. He published his first important work, "Orlando, or Woman's Virtue," a tragedy (Philadelphia, 1833), at nineteen years of age. This was followed by "The Regicide," a five-act drama (1834). He then devoted himself to novel-writing, and subsequently to historical sketches and memoirs. Alnong the latter his "Memoir of the Duanes," published in the "Boston Museum," is a curious and interesting account of these famous refugees. His first short novel, "Mary Morris" (Philadelphia, 1840), enjoyed great popularity. His other works include "The Lives of Marion and Wayne" (1854).
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