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Henry Livingston, Jr.
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Henry Livingston, Jr.

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    … was published, the family of Henry Livingston, Jr.—a soldier, landowner, and poet who died in 1828—disputed Moore’s claim and argued that the poem was Livingston’s. No physical evidence survived to prove Livingston’s authorship, but, in the early 21st century, computer-aided analysis of the text indicated that ā€œA Visit from St.…

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    … was published, the family of Henry Livingston, Jr.—a soldier, landowner, and poet who died in 1828—disputed Moore’s claim and argued that the poem was Livingston’s. No physical evidence survived to prove Livingston’s authorship, but, in the early 21st century, computer-aided analysis of the text indicated that ā€œA Visit from St.…

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