author
Louie M. Knight Dutton
Known from early-20th-century county guides, this writer helped bring Devonshire and Somerset to life for general readers. The surviving record is slim, but the books themselves suggest a clear, practical love of place, landscape, and local history.
1 Audiobook
Devonshire
by Francis A. (Francis Arnold) Knight, Louie M. Knight Dutton
About the author
Louie M. Knight Dutton is credited as co-author of Devonshire, a volume in the Cambridge County Geographies series, alongside Francis A. Knight. Project Gutenberg lists Dutton as an author of that book, and the edition there describes it as a broad survey of Devon's geography, natural history, and past.
Other catalog and publisher records also connect Dutton with Somerset, another Cambridge County Geographies title written with Francis A. Knight and first published in 1909. Together, these books were aimed at general readers and combine regional geography with history, scenery, and local life.
Little biographical information about Dutton appears to be readily documented in the sources I could confirm, so it is safest to remember this author through the work itself: concise, informative county writing from the early 1900s, created to help readers understand the character of southwest England.