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In 1921 he moved to Miami, Florida, where, three years later, he drafted for the state legislature a resolution banning the teaching of evolution in public schools. In July 1925 he was invited to handle the prosecution of the Scopes ...
In 1921 he moved to Miami, Florida, where, three years later, he drafted for the state legislature a resolution banning the teaching of evolution in public schools. In July 1925 he was invited to handle the prosecution of the Scopes ...
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Born on November 10, 1879, in Springfield, Illinois, Vachel Lindsay studied for three years at Hiram College and in 1900 moved to Chicago. He attended night classes at the Art Institute from then until 1903 and later, in 1904-1905, ...
Born on November 10, 1879, in Springfield, Illinois, Vachel Lindsay studied for three years at Hiram College and in 1900 moved to Chicago. He attended night classes at the Art Institute from then until 1903 and later, in 1904-1905, ...
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Born in Middletown, Connecticut, on October 1, 1832, Work moved with his family to Quincy, Illinois, where his father used their home as a station on the Underground Railroad. Over 4,000 runaway slaves were helped to escape before his ...
Born in Middletown, Connecticut, on October 1, 1832, Work moved with his family to Quincy, Illinois, where his father used their home as a station on the Underground Railroad. Over 4,000 runaway slaves were helped to escape before his ...
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