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Foxhall Daingerfield
1887–1933
An early 20th-century American writer whose work still surfaces in library catalogs and public-domain collections. Though little biographical detail is easy to confirm, his brief life and surviving books have left a small but lasting paper trail.
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The southern cross : A play in four acts
by Foxhall Daingerfield
About the author
Foxhall Daingerfield was an American author born in 1887 and deceased in 1933. Library and public-domain records consistently identify him as a writer from that period, and his work remains traceable through catalog and online-books listings.
Very little detailed biographical information appears to be widely available in the sources I could confirm. Even so, the surviving record suggests a writer whose publications were preserved well enough to remain discoverable for modern readers, especially through library databases and public-domain archives.
That makes him the kind of author who often rewards rediscovery: not widely famous today, but still present in the historical record through the books he left behind.