Edward Ingle (1861–1924) was a newspaper editor in Baltimore and

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and wrote books about the American South, African Americans, as well as religious and public offices in Maryland and Virginia. He edited the ''

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''. He was born in

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and attended Johns Hopkins during its early years. He wrote about the first ten years of Johns Hopkins. The school published some of his books. Johns Hopkins has some of his correspondence.

Books and writings

*''Southern Sidelight; a picture of Social and Economic Life in the South a Generation Before the War'' Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. (1896) *''The Negro in the District of Columbia'' Johns Hopkins Press (1893) *''Captain Richard Ingle, the Maryland "pirate and rebel," 1642-1653'' *''Justices of the Peace of Colonial Virginia 1757-1775'' *''Local Institutions of Virginia'' *''Parish institutions of Maryland : with illustrations from parish records'' Johns Hopkins University (1883) *"Parish Institutions of Maryland"

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1861 births 1924 deaths {{DEFAULTSORT:Ingle, Edward American newspaper editors Writers from Baltimore