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Many southerners chose to travel to Chicago seeking a way to leave the hardscra bble life exemplified by a store (shown here) in Clarksdale, Mississippi. (Vie w of the Blues exhibit 5)

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To enjoy the view around Shek Ngam Lake, members of the Lake and Hot Springs Country Club pay entrance fees starting at $3,000. The club, with 1,400 members in 1983, mostly from Hong Kong, chose to locate in Shenzhen because land there is cheaper than in the British crown colony.

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In 1902 Theodore Roosevelt made a political swing through Mississippi that included a bear hunt. A guide tracked down an old, lame, half-blind bear, tied it to a tree, and invited the President to shoot it. In disgust, Roosevelt refused. The incident was celebrated in a Washington Post cartoon, but artist Clifford K. Berryman chose to depict a bear cub as the victim. The cartoon inspired toy maker Morris Michtom to design a bear and secure permission from Theodore Roosevelt to use his nickname Teddy.

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Cover of Jai Choisi le Combat by Pierre Poujade (1920-2003) 1955 (colour litho)

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Cover of Le Petit Chose: Histoire dEnfant by Alphonse Daudet (1840-96) Collection Hetzel

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The Ballot Box, 2003 (oil on canvas)

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