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Cabell

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Cab·ell  (kbl), James Branch 1879-1958.
American writer best known for a series of satirical novels, including Jurgen (1919), set in a fictitious medieval French province called Poictesme.
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Noun1.CabellCabell - United States writer of satirical novels (1879-1958)


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We start with communication templates and detailed information on what the message is," Cabell says.
Grasty, editor of the Baltimore News from the 1890s and, as of 1910, owner and editor of the venerable Baltimore Sun, whose progressive editorial pages bristled with endorsements for the ordinance throughout the process; and William Cabell Bruce, the prominent Maryland politician and race theorist, who played an important role in the career of most of the other players.
 
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