Charles Hawes
Historian and author of 'The Sea of Grass'
Born
January 24th, 1889
136 years ago
Died
1923
102 years ago — 34 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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American historian and author focused on American history, particularly the West. Gained recognition for contributions to historical literature through detailed works examining the American experience. Notably published 'The Sea of Grass,' which explored life in the American Southwest. His writings reflected extensive research and often included personal narratives intertwined with historical events, contributing to a richer understanding of the era.
Authored 'The Sea of Grass'
Published works on American history
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