A challenge for young people to succeed
- Title
- A challenge for young people to succeed
- Description
- Commencement speech by North Carolina state Senator Robert Morgan given to three North Carolina high schools: Roseboro, Lafayette, and Rosewood. The full title of the speech is "A Challenge for Young People to Succeed by Doing a Little More Than Others." Numbered: Vol. 01, no. 06a.
- Date
- May 30, 1966 - June 07, 1966
- Original Format
- manuscripts
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- Local Identifier
- 0268-s4-ss14-sss5-b986-fa-i19
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- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Politics and Government
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Politics and Government: North Carolina
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Senator Robert Burren Morgan
- Location of Original
- Robert Morgan Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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