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Murdoch, James Edward — ▪ American actor born Jan. 25, 1811, Philadelphia, Pa., U.S. died May 19, 1893, Cincinnati, Ohio one of the foremost American actors of the 19th century. After performing with amateur groups in Philadelphia, Murdoch made his… … Universalium
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