Odd Facts From a Century of Vintage Biographies
A compact collection notes Thomas Carlyle born in 1795 at Ecclefechan Scotland, educated in village and Edinburgh, entering ministry then changing path. Jacob Duche born in Philadelphia in 1737, first Philadelphia College graduate in 1757. African grysbok described as a chocolate red antelope. Washington Monument stands 550 feet and is the tallest masonry structure, while the Pentagon houses 16 miles of corridors.
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Saint Dunstan’s Fame From Glastonbury Roots And Arts
Saint Dunstan Archbishop of Canterbury born near Glastonbury around 810 or 926, educated by Irish scholars at Glastonbury school. He became a learned scholar, musician, painter, calligrapher and metal worker, dying in 988. Also notes prewar American calories and Guilford College in North Carolina.
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