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(2) In his later years, Wister was an opponent of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, but he was personally and politically close to FDR's distant ...
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Wister is located at 34°58′6″N 94°43′23″W / 34.96833°N 94.72306°W / 34.96833 ... Wister, Oklahoma is at coordinates 34°58′06″N 94°43′23″W / 34.968411°N ...
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Wister and his predecessor James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851) created the basic Western myths and themes, which were later popularized by such writers as ...
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Wis·ter (w s t r), Owen 1860-1938. American writer known for his novel The Virginian (1902), often considered the first Western. ...
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Set in the scenic Ouachita Mountains amid a dramatic backdrop of dogwood, northern spruce and ponderosa pine trees, this park offers sporting enthusiasts ...
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"The Delta's Garden" founded by Wister Henry and his wife. The gardens make an enjoyable outing for everyone.
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Coined the phrase "When you call me that, smile" made famous by Gary Cooper. Page at cowboypoetry.com talks about Wister and his works.
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on Owen Wister (American novelist), July 14, 1860Philadelphia, Pa., US July 21, 1938North Kingstown, RI novelist ...
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