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Eggleston, Edward

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Eggleston, Edward (1837–1902)

US minister and novelist. He was a local-colour writer and a realist. His first and most successful novel was The Hoosier Schoolmaster (1871). Like his other works, it depicts the life and manners of the Middle West.

Other novels were The Circuit Rider (1874), Roxy (1878), The Hoosier Schoolboy (1883), and The Graysons (1888).

Eggleston was pastor of the Church of Christian Endeavour, Brooklyn, 1874–79.



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