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Brent,
You're probably already aware of this, but, just in case, I'll mention that the "Afterword" in Shelley Fisher Fishkin's _Mark Twain's Book of Animals_ discusses some of Jean's animal rights work. See especially note 90 on p311.
Gregg
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From: "Brent M. Colley" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Saturday, February 26, 2011 9:52 pm
Subject: Jean Clemens
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> Sunday in Redding we will be celebrating our final Twain Centennial...
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> The opening of the library building, a memorial to Jean.
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> Does anyone have any thoughts or a unique take on Jean worth sharing?
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> I have a short 10 minute presentation that will focus on her life and
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> showcase her "hidden talents"
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> My plan is to focus on her talents as an artist, photographer, wood
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> worker, activist and naturalist but I would like to portray her in
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> brightest light possible so any additional input is welcomed from the
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> Forum.
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> Thank you,
> Brent
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