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Book written in San Antonio may prove literary sensation
A Texas author Mary R H King publishes The Judgment through Cochrane Publishing New York with illustrations by San Antonio artist Juan Onderdonk. The story centers on a dramatic antebellum New York tale crafted over six years in Fort Worth Asheville and finally completed in San Antonio and dedicated to Mrs Matlock sister and co worker. Critics including Sophie Herrick Richard Weightman and Robert Neal praised its dramatic scope and complex plot with likened grandeur to Hugo and Greek tragedy. The work underwent several rewrites and was completed in October 1909 during a six month stay at Mrs Matlock's Warren Street home in San Antonio.
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R.ay Cresswell Dunne
Mary R.H. King
Texas
Cochrane Pubishing Company
New York
Juan Onderdonk
San Antonio
Matlock
Washington
Ndt
Sophie B. Herrick
Plainsfield
N. J
Century Publishing Company
Richard Weightman
The
Washington Post
Robert W. Neal
Doubleday, Page & Co
Hugo
Haseen
King
Asheville
Raleigh
Salvation Army
Mary R. H. King
Stephenville
Erath County
Mrs. Matlock
Mary Isham Keith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Worth
Tex
Col
J. H. Hyman
Tarborough
N. C
Sallie Polk Raynor
Hyman
North Carolina
Gettysburg
Polks
Kenneth Raynor
United States
Millard Filmore
Filmore
Raynor
Congress
Lonidas Polk
Louisiana
Willian Polk
Thomas Polk
Court House
St. Mary's College
Dallas
Bishop Garrett
Silas L. King
West Texas
Joseph Henry Hulman King
Kenneth Raynor King
Avery Lenvir Matlock King
Laurene King
Mrs. King
Julian Onderdonk
Mills Engraving Company
R. J. Onderdonk
West Texas Military Academy
Art Students’ League
W. M. Chase
Shinnecock
Long Island
Chase
Robert Henri
F. W. Dumond
Schultheis
Society of American Artists
National Academy At