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TASISTR0, Louis Fitzgerald, author, born in Ireland about 1808; died about 1868. He received a liberal education, travelled in various countries, and while yet a young man came to the United States. He edited a paper in New York city, and afterward one in Boston, wrote for periodicals, and essayed the dramatic profession, making his appearance as Zanga, in "The Slave," at the Park theatre, New York city, and afterward as Hamlet, at the Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia, 31 August, 1831. Subsequently he settled in Washington, D. C., where he was for several years translator for the department of state. Afterward he engaged in lecturing and literary work. He was the author of "Travels in the Southern States: Random Shots and Southern Breezes" (New York, 1842).
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