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... began helping his father at an early age . He held several odd jobs as a youngster , including in a local brickyard and in his father's sawmill , where he ran the engine and often hewed the logs for sawing . At times , the young Rice ...
... began helping his father at an early age . He held several odd jobs as a youngster , including in a local brickyard and in his father's sawmill , where he ran the engine and often hewed the logs for sawing . At times , the young Rice ...
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... began helping his father at an early age . He held several odd jobs as a youngster , including in a local brickyard and in his father's sawmill , where he ran the engine and often hewed the logs for sawing . At times , the young Rice ...
... began helping his father at an early age . He held several odd jobs as a youngster , including in a local brickyard and in his father's sawmill , where he ran the engine and often hewed the logs for sawing . At times , the young Rice ...
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... began moving forward as one body . " After being pushed aside by police , students began running towards the central campus of Fisk University . Lucius Outlaw , the student body president at that time , recalls that he was playing ...
... began moving forward as one body . " After being pushed aside by police , students began running towards the central campus of Fisk University . Lucius Outlaw , the student body president at that time , recalls that he was playing ...
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