Edward Lawson (disambiguation)

Edward Lawson (disambiguation)

The name Edward Lawson may refer to:

* Edward Lawson (1873–1955), British army solder and recipient of the Victoria Cross
* Edward B. Lawson (1895–1962), American diplomat
* Edward C. Lawson, American civil rights activist
* Edward M. Lawson (b. 1929), Canadian politician


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