EBERHART

Meaning of EBERHART in English

/ay"beuhr hahrt', eb"euhr-/ , n.

Richard , born 1904, U.S. poet.

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EBERHART, RICHARD — born April 5, 1904, Austin, Minnesota, U.S. American poet and teacher, a founder of the Poet's Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts …
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