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 Abraham Clark was born in Elizabethtown, New Jersey 1726 INA   When he was young, his father provided a tutor who will teach the investigation.  During his tenure as a consultant, he taught himself law and went into practice. He became known as â? The poor know Mana? S councilor? Offered, as those who defend couldn? t afford lawyers.  He married Sarah Hatfield in 1748, and had 10 children together.  As time Thisa entered politics as an employee of the Assembly State Government and later became the high sheriff of Essex County, and was elected to the Provincial Congress in 1775.  In 1776 Clark was appointed a delegate to the Continental Congress. 28  You came to Philadelphia in June 1776 and signed the Declaration of Independence in July. Remained in 1778 by the Continental Congress, and then 1780-1783 and 1786-1788.   He died in 1794 from sunstroke. Â

  Susan B. Anthony was born (1820) A and in West Grove, near Adams, Massachusetts, has grown.   It was an important activist for civil rights, a role women played in the 19 Century? Rights movement to introduce women? S in a U.S. election, traveled around the world in the United States and Europe, and gave 75 -100 words each year about women? s rights for 45 years. Anthony has played a leading role in the anti-slavery movement in New York.  At the age of 29 years was a secretary for the Daughters of Temperance.   In 1850, two peoplee particularly inspired to abandon all their energies on Women? The rights of the cause, to Horace Greeley, and Lucy Stone.  Then in 1851 she met Elizabeth Cady Stanton in Seneca Falls, New York.  We were fast friends, and crossed the country trying to collectively as the speakers and the government, that men and women should be treated equally convincing. A and Frederick Douglass were good friends, but she pushed my head on the issue of equality? He believed in the granting of suffrage for black men but not women.  You must be a vote illegally arrested in 1872 presidential elections.  You can never pay the fine. Anthony and Stanton founded the National Women? S Suffrage Association (1869).   Anthony was Vice President at large until 1892, when he became president.   Susan B. Anthony died of heart disease in 1906. Was 86 Â

  Elihu Root was Clinton, New York, 1845, in Borna.  He was a lawyer, politician and the recipient of the Nobel Prize for Peace 1912.  It was the â? Prototype of the 20 Century? Mana Way? oscillated between the high-level positions in government in Washington, DC, and private legal practice in New York City. â?  (Wikipedia) received his education at Hamilton College and New York University Law School OFA. His wife was Clara Wales, and they had three children: Edith (wife of U.S. Grant) was Elihu, Jr. (a lawyer), and Edward Wales (later president of Art Hamilton College).  His political career, a U. S. Secretary of War, Roosevelt (1899-1904) with William McKinley and Theodore.  His performance in this period were the reform of the U. S. military expansion and the creation of West Point U. S. Army War College and the General Staff.  In 1905, President Roosevelt appointed him Secretary of State.  In 1909, it was served as U. S. senator from New York, until 1915.  For his work on arbitration to bring nations together and co Root received the Nobel Peace Prize. A († 1937-91 years)

John Sidney Blyth Barrymore was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1882. To E ‘was an American actor from the years 1903-1941. A became famous as the lead actor in a drama, light comedy, then I went to great drama finally breakthrough performance in such plays as “Hamlet” and “Richard III. To date, John Barrymore is best known for her roles in films like” Don Juan (1926) Grand Hotel (1932), Dinner at Eight Notes (1933), A and Twentieth Century (1934). Â He was a member of a â? Several generations of the dynasty of the theater? He was the brother of Lionel and Ethel Barrymore and grandfather of Drew Barrymore. A has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A († 1942, Los Angeles, California)

Julio Cesar Romero, JR Â was born in New York City in 1907. Â Â Â Cuban-American film and television star, was the Joker in Batman TV series A. Â When Batman was made into a film in 1966, was the first to play the Joker in a movie. Â In 1929, his parents lost their sugar import business stock market crash, and his acting skills allowed him to feed his large family. Â In 1942 he joined the U. S. Coast Guard and the Pacific during World War II served. Â He was aboard the USS Cavalier and saw action at Tinian and Saipan. Â Â From 1930 to 1950, has done? Latin Lovers? Â Â It was in the Cisco Kid OFA six western 1939-1941. Â Romero and the comedy has danced in the film Week-End in Havana to ASA and spring in the Rockies in 1940. Â Â He was a villain in The Thin Man in 1934, and saw the collaboration with Tyrone Power in 1947 Technicolor epic, Captain of Castile. Â Some interesting role played on television were as Don Diegoâ? Uncle Zorro, in some episodes, and as the head of the thrush in France, The Man From UNCLE to Romero never married and was known around the Hollywood set, it was a confirmed bachelor. A († 1994)

Allan Arbus in New York City in 1918, was born. To E ‘an actor known for his role as Dr. Sidney Freedman on the television series M * A * S * H *. Â In 40 years he worked as a photographer for the U. S. Army and later the creation of a publicity photo with his wife. Him and his wife, Amy Arbus has been one of his photographs to Edward Steichen? S photographic exhibition The Family of Man at Allan and Amy were divorced in 1969 and he later married Mariclare Costello. Â He had a leading role in Robert Downey? Greaser film S? Palazzo S (1972) opposite Bette Davis set in Scream, Pretty Peggy (1973). To E ‘was also in W. C. Fields and Me (1976). Â This has led to his role in M * A * S * H * series. Â