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Marshall's sister and brother both did well in
school, but Marshall did not. He was behind in reading,
math, spelling, even handwriting and he felt ashamed
about it. Marshall very much wanted others to respect
him, but only in one subject did his great intelligence
shine through-history. Back then, would anyone have
believed that this struggling student would one
day make history? It seemed impossible, just as
impossible as imagining a world of cars, airplanes,
televisions-and global war.
See remainder of biography.
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