Who Wrote Dixie Claims by Emmett in New York Tale
Our New York letter outlines Kit Clarke’s claim to settle the Dixie authorship, naming Daniel Decatur Emmett as the true writer in 1859 while with Bryant's Minstrels. Emmett discusses the creation process, publication disputes, and a museum-like diary copy now in possession.
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Dan Emmett
Bryant
Mechanics’ Hall
New York
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Dan
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