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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Who knows how Robert Wadlow the tallest man ever at 8 feet 11 inches ever coped?
Stuart Claxton: The Very First Guinness Book of World Records Stuart Claxton 2011
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Nobody knows for sure, but in modern times, Robert Wadlow:
The Long and Short of It Steve Perry 2010
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Nobody knows for sure, but in modern times, Robert Wadlow:
Archive 2010-01-01 Steve Perry 2010
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M.E. Cohen While some records -- tallest mountain (E.erest), largest land gorge (the Grand Canyon), tallest man ever (Robert Wadlow, 8-foot-11), and longest fingernails, male and female -- are perennials, others change from year to year.
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A recent example, which made the newspapers regularly, was that of Robert Wadlow, bom in Alton, Illinois, in 1918.
The Human Brain Asimov, Isaac 1963
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"Cecil Wadlow of Lincoln, Nebraska, and an unidentified man are pictured with Cecil's nephew, Robert Wadlow, the tallest man who ever lived. Robert, of Alton, Illinois, reached the height of 8' 11" due to a glandular disorder. Robert was only twelve when this photo was taken in Lincoln in 1930."
Source: Nebraska State Historical Society
October 5, 2010