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Liberian Son: Vol. 2
"An Educated Mind is not easily Exploited." ― Henry Johnson Jr. In this mindblowing memoirs, Liberian-born American writer Henry Johnson Jr explores the meaning of life through curiosity; with poems such as "Soul for Libya" and "The Sanctity of Living."Determined to answer life most astounding questions, Johnson paints a picture of his past and present struggles, through poetry, self-reflections, the world, and his journey. Liberian Son Vol: Two focusses on Self Reflection, Journey, Philosophy, World, Poetry, and the Quotes of Henry Johnson Jr. This book is part of a series, please also make sure to buy volume one.
Autobiography of Dr. William Henry Johnson, Respectfully Dedicated to His Adopted Home, the Capital City of the Empire State
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Defining the World
By the early eighteenth century, France and Italy had impressive lexicons, but there was no authoritative dictionary of English. Sensing the deficit, and impelled by a mixture of national pride and commercial expedience, the prodigious polymath Samuel Johnson embraced the task, turning over the garret of his London home to the creation of his own giant dictionary. Johnson imagined that he could complete the job in three years. But the complexity of English meant that his estimate was wildly inadequate. Only after he had expended nearly a decade of his prime on the task did the dictionary finally appear - magisterial yet quirky, dogmatic but generous of spirit, and steeped in the richness of ...
John Henry Johnson Autograph
The collection consists of a single envelope with the John Henry Johnson signature and Best Wishes written below the name.
Portraits
A short collection of poems portraying different personalities, characters and attitudes of modern day society and yesteryear.
Autobiography of Dr William Henry Johnson, Respectfully Dedicated to His Adopted Home, the Capital City of the Empire State
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