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Property	Value
rdf:type
rdfs:label	Scowleyow
rdfs:comment	King Scowleyow was a wicked king who ruled the kingdom to the north of the Land of Mo. His people lived in caves and mines, and dug ore for their livelihoods. The King was jealous of the Beautiful Valley, and had a Cast-Iron Man built for the purpose of destroying his prosperous neighbors. The mechanical giant was turned on him, and it crushed the king and his people. King Scowleyow was a wicked king who ruled the kingdom to the north of the Land of Mo. His people lived in caves and mines, and dug ore for their livelihoods. The King was jealous of the Beautiful Valley, and had a Cast-Iron Man built for the purpose of destroying his prosperous neighbors. The mechanical giant was turned on him, and it crushed the king and his people. (The Magical Monarch of Mo)
dcterms:subject	L. Frank Baum - Creator 1900 Debuts Male Characters Dead Characters Literary Characters Villains Royal Characters Other Book Characters Robert Howard Russell Characters
Row 4 info	L. Frank Baum
Row 1 info	Scowleyow
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	A New Wonderland
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Robert Howard Russell
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	King Scowleyow
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abstract	King Scowleyow was a wicked king who ruled the kingdom to the north of the Land of Mo. His people lived in caves and mines, and dug ore for their livelihoods. The King was jealous of the Beautiful Valley, and had a Cast-Iron Man built for the purpose of destroying his prosperous neighbors. The mechanical giant was turned on him, and it crushed the king and his people. King Scowleyow was a wicked king who ruled the kingdom to the north of the Land of Mo. His people lived in caves and mines, and dug ore for their livelihoods. The King was jealous of the Beautiful Valley, and had a Cast-Iron Man built for the purpose of destroying his prosperous neighbors. The mechanical giant was turned on him, and it crushed the king and his people. (The Magical Monarch of Mo)