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 Date: 2009-12-17 17:33:43Bleeding Kansas John Mercer Langston Langston Hughes Oberlin–Wellington Rescue Lewis Sheridan Leary Oberlin Ohio Louisa County Virginia John Brown Lawrence Kansas United States Abolitionism Charles Henry Langston |
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 | Empowering all Kansans to meet community needs through service. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: Cheri FaunceDocID: 1pKV4 - View Document |
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