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MYERS, Peter Hamilton, author, born in Herkimer, New York, 4 August, 1812; died in Brooklyn, New York, 30 October, 1878. He lived in Auburn, New York, in early life, educated himself, and became a lawyer in Brooklyn. In 1841 he delivered a poem on "Science" before a society in Hobart college. He wrote several prize stories, and American historical romances, including " The First of the Knickerbockers, a Tale of 1673" (New York, 1848) ; "The Young Patroon, or Christmas in 1690" (1849) ; "The King of the Hurons," republished in England as "Blanche Montaigne" (1856) ; and "The Prisoner of the Border, a Tale of 1838" (1857).
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