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** and Jacobite

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** and author

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Charlwood and Lawton

Charlwood Lawton ( 1660 – 1721 ) was a radical lawyer turned Jacobite, notable for his critiques of the Whig administration.

Charlwood and author

* Don Charlwood, Australian-born author and aviator, visited the village during the war and discovered that his ancestors were buried in the cemetery there.

Lawton and author

* John Lawton, novelist, author of Black Out and Blue Rondo, was born here

* George C. Jenks, author of first The Shadow story under pen name Frank S. Lawton ( Feb. 1929 )

Brother John Day Smith ( Ε ' 72 ) witnessed the incident on the Chattanooga field, and later related it to Brother Francis Lawton ( Ε ' 69 ), who would author the poem “ The Badge of Zeta Psi ,” later set to original music and preserved to this day.

* Filmed almost entirely on location at the University of California, Riverside campus, where J. F. Lawton's father, author Harry Lawton, was a professor.

* John Lawton ( author ) ( born 1947 ), television producer and director, and author

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