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'''Finley Peter Dunne'''

'''Finley Peter Dunne'''(1867 - 1936) was an [[Irish]]-[[American]] [[author]] and humorist.

(1867 - 1936)

Best known for the quotes, "Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable" and "The Supreme Court follows the election returns".

He was best known for the quotes, "Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable" and "The [[Supreme Court]] follows the [[election]] returns".

Dunne wrote satirical "Mr. Dooley" columns that were nationally syndicated. In Mr. Dooley, an opinionated, first-generation, Irish-American bar owner, Dunne created a character who could criticize the nation and its most powerful people. Dunne was an anti-imperialist and bluntly addressed such topics as ethnic rivalries, the Spanish-American war, and imperialism.<ref>http://www.picturehistory.com/product/id/15250</ref>

Dunne wrote [[Satire|satirical]] "Mr. Dooley" columns that were [[national]]ly [[syndicated]]. In Mr. Dooley, an opinionated, first-generation, Irish-American bar owner, Dunne created a character who could criticize the nation and its most powerful [[people]]. Dunne was an anti-[[Imperialism|imperialist]] and bluntly addressed such topics as ethnic rivalries, the [[Spanish-American War]], and imperialism.<ref>http://www.picturehistory.com/product/id/15250</ref>

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