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Jack London (12 January 187622 November 1916) was a human from Earth who lived during the 19th and 20th centuries. An author, he is perhaps best remembered for writing The Call of the Wild and over fifty other works.

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In 1893, London was working at a hotel in San Francisco, California. It was during this time that London encountered Lieutenant Commander Data, who had traveled back in time from the mid-24th century. London also met Samuel Clemens a short time later, and let him into Data's room at the hotel so Clemens could see the strange materials Data had assembled. This led Clemens to believe that there was a conspiracy which could be a prelude to invasion. London also asked Clemens for advice on how to be a good writer, and asked him to remember the name Jack London. (TNG episodes: "Time's Arrow, Part I", "Time's Arrow, Part II")

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