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Thomas More's Education and Career

Thomas More was born into a distinguished legal family in 1477, the oldest son of lawyer John More. He attended St. Anthony's school in London and then served in Archbishop Morton's household. In 1492 he attended Canterbury College in Oxford and subsequently went to study law at Lincoln's Inn in 1493.
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There are a lot of restaurants in the Dells that cater to families with young kids. But some families have children mature enough to eat at a fine restaurant, and many adult couples spend kid-less time vacationing in the Dells too. Where are the best places to go for a fine meal for your evening out?
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The Republican Party was founded in 1854 and throughout the party’s existence has supported the freedoms and civil rights for blacks. While the Democrats poised to defend their economic base of black slaves, the Republicans fought to break the shackles of 246 years of indentured servitude. Republican President Abraham Lincoln was ridiculed by Democrats, as he put an end to slavery, by establishing the Emancipation of Proclamation. Republicans were successful in passing the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendment granting blacks’ freedom, citizenship, and the right to vote. Since the end of the Civil war, blacks represented both the Congress and House of Representatives as Republicans, beginning with Congressman Hiram Rhodes Revels of Mississippi and House of Representative Joseph Rainey of South Carolina in 1870.
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Updated March 2011
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