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    He Persisted

    By James Lester Thompson

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    This book is about motivating children and adults to study and to go after whatever their dreams and goals may be in life. Never give up on your goals.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLifeRich Publishing
    Release dateJul 2, 2019
    ISBN9781489723697
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    He Persisted
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    James Lester Thompson

    James Lester Thompson was born in Canton,Mississippi. He graduated from Canton Public High School and Holmes Junior College from which he received an Associate of Arts Degree in General Business Administration. He also received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Mississippi State University in General Business Administration.

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