Newton Arvin - CaLiGraph

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rdfs:label	Newton Arvin
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skos:prefLabel	Newton Arvin
skos:altLabel	Arvin Arvin, Newton Newton Arvin#Edward Spofford Newton Arvin#Joel Dorius Newton Arvin#Scandal
clgo:almaMater	Harvard University
clgo:award	National Book Award
clgo:birthDate	1900-08-25
clgo:birthName	Frederick Newton Arvin
clgo:birthPlace	Massachusetts Valparaiso, Indiana Indiana Northampton, Massachusetts Porter County, Indiana Illinois Hampshire County, Massachusetts Wisconsin
clgo:birthYear	1900
clgo:deathDate	1963-03-23
clgo:deathPlace	Massachusetts Northampton, Massachusetts
clgo:deathYear	1963
clgo:language	English language
clgo:nationality	United States

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