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Sir, Mr. Joseph, since I'm the worlds worst typist as well as i am a speller. So, to make it easy on especially me, could you possible go to the front and back of the book and copy what i have already written, about the author. as well as for the book. thanks James (Eddie) Williamshttp://www.henryretta.com/
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About the Author:
James E., better known to friends and family as Eddie, was the eighth child born to Henry and Henrietta Williams on a cold winter day in January, 1935 in Chriesman, Texas. The Williams family was hard-working as was typical for that era. The family moved to Roby Texas when Eddie was seven years old where he learned his admirable work ethic as he matched his fathers footsteps trudging through the West Texas cotton fields as the devoted son of a share - cropper. Eddie, through perseverance and hard work, taught himself the fundamentals of reading and writing. It was Eddie's desire to pay tribute to his father that gave him the courage to begin writing a book in spite of the challenges presented by Eddie's lack of formal education. Eddie, and his wife are retired and living in San Antonio, Texas
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- PublisherAuthorHouse
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1449066275
- ISBN 13 9781449066277
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages288
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