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Booker T. Washington: “At the end of his visit I resolved anew to devote myself more earnestly than ever to the cause which was so near his…”

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At the end of his visit I resolved anew to devote myself more earnestly than ever to the cause which was so near his heart.
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Booker T. Washington

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Washington reflects on his renewed commitment to a cause that was important to General Armstrong.

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