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Kate Milner Rabb (1866-1937) was a Hoosier author and a columnist for the Indianapolis Star who wrote on the history of Indiana.[1] Rabb was from Spencer County, Indiana.

Works

  • National Epics, 1896
  • A Tour Through Indiana in 1840 : the Diary of John Parsons of Petersburg, Virginia, 1920
  • Indiana Coverlets and Coverlet Weavers, 1928
  • The Boer Boy, 1900

References

  1. ^ Nat Baker, Our Land, Our Literature - Kate Milner Rabb
  • National Epics at Project Gutenberg


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