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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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Wayne Greenhaw is writing his 19th book, a political history of Alabama after George Wallace, and he's reworking a screenplay set in San Miguel de Allende in 1949-50 based on his friend Leonard Brook's unpublished memoirs.
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"Schools like ours have tended to not want to be involved," Greenhaw said.
Evangelical Christianity Disproportionately Represented By Military Chaplains Bryan Maygers 2011
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"There's a feeling that you don't want to affiliate with the military for fear that such an affiliation could be seen as an endorsement, an encouragement and support for warfare," said Greenhaw, the school's president.
Evangelical Christianity Disproportionately Represented By Military Chaplains Bryan Maygers 2011
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In their study of the Montgomery boycott, authors Williams and Greenhaw quote a white woman who, as a 13-year-old, witnessed the murder of the black soldier on the bus.
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Sometimes, if it was necessary for their survival, the Indians in the Greenhaw family would claim to be Mexicans.
Willie Nelson, Willie & Shrake, Edwin Bud 1992
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