Laughton Osborn Explained

Laughton Osborn (1809-1878)^[1] was an American poet and playwright.^[2] He used the alias Charles Erskine White, D.D. He was born in New York City and graduated from Columbia College in 1827.

Bibliography

• Sixty Years of the Life of Jeremy Levis (1831)
• Confessions of a Poet (1835)
• Vision of Rubeta (1838)
• Arthur Carryl (1841)
• The Silver Head, the Double Deceit: Comedies (1867)
• Calvary—Virginia: Tragedies (1867)
• Alice, or the Painter's Story (1867)
• Bianca Capello: A Tragedy (1868)
• Travels by Sea and Land (1868)
• Ugo Da Este—Uberto—The Cid of Seville: Tragedies (1869)
• The Magnetiser, the Prodigal: Comedies in Prose (1869)
• Meleagros, the New Cavalry: Tragedies (1871)

External links

• The Literati of New York

Notes and References

1. Web site: Laughton Osborn (1809-1878). Ayres, ed. 1917. The Reader's Dictionary of Authors. www.bartleby.com. 2017-12-27.
2. Book: Pseudonyms. Joseph F. Clarke. BCA. 1977. 170.