charles farrar browne
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Definition
Proper noun: * Charles Farrar Browne: The pen name of an American humorist and journalist, best known for creating the character "Artemus Ward," a fictional traveling showman whose comedic lectures and writings were popular in the 19th century.
Usage
- The name "Charles Farrar Browne" is used to refer to the historical author.
- The lecture series was delivered by Charles Farrar Browne under his famous pseudonym.
- Scholars study the works of Charles Farrar Browne to understand 19th-century American humor.
Advanced Usage
- The name is primarily used in historical, literary, and biographical contexts.
- The biography traces the career of Charles Farrar Browne from journalist to celebrated humorist.
Variants and Related Words
- Artemus Ward (Proper noun): The famous pseudonym and fictional character created by Charles Farrar Browne.
- "Artemus Ward" became more famous than the man behind him, Charles Farrar Browne.
Synonyms
- Artemus Ward: (Specifically refers to his professional pseudonym and literary persona).
Noun
- United States writer of humorous tales of an itinerant showman (1834-1867)