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LAW & HISTORY > educator, poet, critic > William Stanley Braithwaite

William Stanley Braithwaite: There was something...

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There was something in me grieves
That was never born, and died.

Source: Throw Me to My Yellow Leaves.
-- William Stanley Braithwaite, (Dec 6 1878-1962), US educator, poet, critic; He was one of the first to articulate the canonical works of black letters; taught for more than two decades at Atlanta University.

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