Brigadier General James Monroe Williams


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  • curprev 05:5405:54, 17 March 2024Peterpol89 talk contribs 89,399 bytes +2 →‎Legacy and influence: I corrected the term usage as she mentioned Walt’s influence on non-Europeans both in his country and the world. She did not however use the term “people of color” once in her entire article, so I removed it as it’s unnecessary. This I switched it to appealing to all ethnic minorities. However she did say “New World does not mean New England. New World means non-European; it means new; it means big; it means heterogenous; it means unknown; it means free; it means an... Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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  • curprev 15:3315:33, 7 February 2024Midnightdreary talk contribs 89,792 bytes −1 Removed unneeded extra space before cite
  • curprev 03:1303:13, 7 February 2024JPopyack talk contribsm 89,793 bytes +224 The Early Life section says that Walt Whitman was the second of nine children, with seven sons. It also says the youngest son, Edward, was the sixth son. This is inconsistent. It is explained by the third son dying in infancy. Edward, the youngest, was the seventh son.

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