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The Inspiring Story of Thomas Clarkson

A Student's Essay that Changed the World

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This essay is dedicated to three of Thomas Clarkson’s spiritual heirs: two longtime friends and superb historians, Robert Merritt of Waterford, Conn., and Burton Folsom of Hillsdale, Mich.; and Dr. Hans F. Sennholz, a great economist and teacher who instilled a passion for liberty in many thousands of students over four decades at Pennsylvania’s Grove City College, my undergraduate alma mater.

—LWR

 
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SKU: SP2005-01      Categories: Civil Rights; History
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