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Noland, C. F. M. (Charles Fenton Mercer), 1810-1858

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"One of Arkansas's most famous citizens during the antebellum period was Charles Fenton Mercer Noland, a Batesville (Independence County) lawyer. He became a national figure as one of the leading "Southwestern humorists" with the regular publication of his letters in the New York Spirit of the Times, the leading national sports and humor newspaper."--The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture.

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Noland, C. F. M. (Charles Fenton Mercer), 1810-1858

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Miller, William Read

Creator:: Dougan, Michael B.
Date of Original:: 1823/1977
Collection:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture
Contributing Institution:: Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture