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Original: Oleh Yaroslavovych Tyahnybok (, born 7 November 1968) is a Ukrainian politician who is a former member of the Verkhovna Rada and the leader of the nationalist far-right Svoboda political party , also know as the Social-Nationalist party or Ukrainian neo-Nazi party .
Revised: Oleh Yaroslavovych Tyahnybok (, born 7 November 1968) is a Ukrainian politician who is a former member of the Verkhovna Rada and the leader of the nationalist far-right Svoboda political party .
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Original:  Svoboda tames radicals to get into parliament Article written by Katya Gorchinskaya According to NBC News, "policy analysts have called Svoboda ultra-nationalist and even URL Previously he was elected councilman of the Lviv Oblast Council for the second session.
Revised:  Svoboda tames radicals to get into parliament Article written by Katya Gorchinskaya Previously he was elected councilman of the Lviv Oblast Council for the second session.
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Original:  proposed recognition of the fighting role of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and  Ukrainian Insurgent Army during World War II;
Revised:  proposed recognition of the fighting role of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army during World War II;
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Original:  called for the lustration (regulation of political involvement) of former communist officials, security service officers and undercover agents;
Revised:  called for the lustration (regulation of political involvement) of former communist officials, security-service officers and undercover agents;
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Original:  None of these motions were adopted . (source also available here) On 20 July 2004 Tyahnybok was expelled from the Our Ukraine parliamentary factionYushchenko Finally Gets Tough On Nationalists, The Jamestown Foundation (3 August 2004)  after he made a speech in the Carpathian Mountains at the gravesite of a commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.
Revised:  The Rada did not adopt any of these proposals . (source also available here) On 20 July 2004 Tyahnybok was expelled from the Our Ukraine parliamentary factionYushchenko Finally Gets Tough On Nationalists, The Jamestown Foundation (3 August 2004) after he made a speech in the Carpathian Mountains at the gravesite of a commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.
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Original:  None of these motions were adopted . (source also available here) On 20 July 2004 Tyahnybok was expelled from the Our Ukraine parliamentary factionYushchenko Finally Gets Tough On Nationalists, The Jamestown Foundation (3 August 2004)  after he made a speech in the Carpathian Mountains at the gravesite of a commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.
Revised:  None of these motions were adopted . (source also available here) On 20 July 2004 Tyahnybok was expelled from the Our Ukraine parliamentary factionYushchenko Finally Gets Tough On Nationalists, The Jamestown Foundation (3 August 2004) . after he made a speech in the Carpathian Mountains at the gravesite of a commander of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army.
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Original:  In the speech, which was aired on television in the summer of 2004, he made comments such as , Tyahnybok: Nationalist, fearful of Russia, favors NATO, Kyiv Post (29 October 2008) "[You are the ones] that the Moscow-Jewish mafia ruling Ukraine fears most" and "They were not afraid and we should not be afraid.
Revised:  In the speech, which was aired on television in the summer of 2004, he made comments such as : Tyahnybok: Nationalist, fearful of Russia, favors NATO, Kyiv Post (29 October 2008) "[You are the ones] that the Moscow-Jewish mafia ruling Ukraine fears most" and "They were not afraid and we should not be afraid.
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Original: Interview published in the Ukrainian newspaper Silski Visti on 13 August 2004, source: Ukrainian MP denies inciting racial hatred., accessmylibrary.com (17 August 2004)Ukrainian party picks xenophobic candidate , Jewish Telegraphic Agency (25 May 2009) The prosecutor's office initially filed criminal charges for inciting ethnic hatred, but later withdrew  for lack of evidence.
Revised: Interview published in the Ukrainian newspaper Silski Visti on 13 August 2004, source: Ukrainian MP denies inciting racial hatred., accessmylibrary.com (17 August 2004)Ukrainian party picks xenophobic candidate , Jewish Telegraphic Agency (25 May 2009) The prosecutor's office initially filed criminal charges for inciting ethnic hatred, but later withdrew them for lack of evidence.
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Original:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and  the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech  as well as  the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
Revised:  Court decisions have recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech as well as the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
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Original:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and  the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech  as well as  the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
Revised:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and that the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech as well as the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
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Original:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and  the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech  as well as  the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
Revised:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and the actions of TV-channel "Inter" (which showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech as well as the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
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Original:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and  the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech  as well as  the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
Revised:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech ) as well as the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
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Original:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and  the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech  as well as  the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
Revised:  By the decisions of courts it was recognized that the criminal case was raised unlawfully, and the actions of TV-channel "Inter" that showed the footage of Tyanybok's speech as well as of the Head of the Derzhkomnatsmihratsia H. Moskal were recognized as ones that insult the honor and dignity of Oleh Tyahnybok and caused him moral damage.
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Original:  Tyahnybok's results in the presidential election of 2010 Tyahnybok was a candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2010 presidential election for the All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom" party.
Revised:  Tyahnybok's results in the presidential election of 2010 Tyahnybok stood as a candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2010 presidential election for the All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom" party.
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Original:  Tyahnybok's results in the presidential election of 2010 Tyahnybok was a candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2010 presidential election for the All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom" party.
Revised:  Tyahnybok's results in the presidential election of 2010 Tyahnybok was a candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2010 presidential election representing the All-Ukrainian Union "Freedom" party.
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Original:  He did present a list of some 20 demands that second round candidate Yulia Tymoshenko  had to fulfil first before gaining his endorsement - which included publicizing alleged secret deals Tymoshenko had with Vladimir Putin and ridding herself of what he called Ukraine-haters in her close circles.
Revised:  He did present a list of some 20 demands that second-round candidate Yulia Tymoshenko had to fulfil first before gaining his endorsement - which included publicizing alleged secret deals Tymoshenko had with Vladimir Putin and ridding herself of what he called Ukraine-haters in her close circles.
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Original:  He did present a list of some 20 demands that second round candidate Yulia Tymoshenko  had to fulfil first before gaining his endorsement - which included publicizing alleged secret deals Tymoshenko had with Vladimir Putin and ridding herself of what he called Ukraine-haters in her close circles.
Revised:  He did present a list of some 20 demands that second round candidate Yulia Tymoshenko would have had to fulfil first before gaining his endorsement - which included publicizing alleged secret deals Tymoshenko had with Vladimir Putin and ridding herself of what he called Ukraine-haters in her close circles.
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Original: CEC counts 100 percent of vote in Ukraine's parliamentary elections, Ukrinform (26 July 2019) Results of the extraordinary elections of the People's Deputies of Ukraine 2019, Ukrayinska Pravda (21 July 2019) 
Revised: CEC counts 100 percent of vote in Ukraine's parliamentary elections, Ukrinform (26 July 2019) Results of the extraordinary elections of the People's Deputies of Ukraine 2019, Ukrayinska Pravda (21 July 2019) .
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Original: Albertino Francisco, Nujoma Agostinho, Exorcising Devils from the Throne: São Tomé and Príncipe in the Chaos of Democratization, p .28 , (2011) From 1484 he was captain of Alcatrazes (around Santiago or Brava) in Cape Verde.
Revised: Albertino Francisco, Nujoma Agostinho, Exorcising Devils from the Throne: São Tomé and Príncipe in the Chaos of Democratization, p . 28 , (2011) From 1484 he was captain of Alcatrazes (around Santiago or Brava) in Cape Verde.
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Original:  In Jan. 1471, Joao de Santaram and Pero de Escobar discovered "the traffic of gold at the place we now call Mina."
Revised:  In January 1471, Joao de Santaram and Pero de Escobar discovered "the traffic of gold at the place we now call Mina."
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Original: João de Santarém (15th century) was a Portuguese explorer who discovered São Tomé (in December 21, 1471), Annobón (in January 1472) and Príncipe (January 17, 1472) together with Pêro Escobar, he also discovered the town of Sassandra in  Ivory Coast in 1471 and in 1472 explored the African land from Ghana up to the Niger Delta.
Revised: João de Santarém (15th century) was a Portuguese explorer who discovered São Tomé (in December 21, 1471), Annobón (in January 1472) and Príncipe (January 17, 1472) together with Pêro Escobar, he also encountered the town of Sassandra in Ivory Coast in 1471 and in 1472 explored the African land from Ghana up to the Niger Delta.
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Original: João de Santarém (15th century) was a Portuguese explorer who discovered São Tomé (in December 21, 1471), Annobón (in January 1472) and Príncipe (January 17, 1472) together with Pêro Escobar, he also discovered the town of Sassandra in  Ivory Coast in 1471 and in 1472 explored the African land from Ghana up to the Niger Delta.
Revised: João de Santarém (15th century) was a Portuguese explorer who discovered São Tomé (in December 21, 1471), Annobón (in January 1472) and Príncipe (January 17, 1472) together with Pêro Escobar, he also discovered the town of Sassandra in the Ivory Coast in 1471 and in 1472 explored the African land from Ghana up to the Niger Delta.
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Original: The Lao Kingdom of Lan Xang Hom Khao ( lān sāng hom khāo, ;
Revised: The Lao Kingdom of Lan Xang Hom Khao ( lān sāng hôm khāo, ;
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Original: A Vietnamese stele dated 1337 CE, discovered in Eastern Laos, states: "Sixth ruler of the Tran dynasty of Imperial Viet Dai Viet, the Chuong Nghieu Civilized and Sage Great Senior King, Tran Minh Tong r. 1314–1357%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , received the favored Mandate of Heaven and grandly held the Central Land, extending across land and sea, so that there is no one within or without who does not serve and submit to us.
Revised:  r. 1314–1357%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , received the favored Mandate of Heaven and grandly held the Central Land, extending across land and sea, so that there is no one within or without who does not serve and submit to us.
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Original:  In the at pig year, late autumn September–October 1335%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , the ruler in person led the Six Armies on an expedition to the western region.
Revised:  In the at pig year, late autumn %DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , the ruler in person led the Six Armies on an expedition to the western region.
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Original:  The states of Champa with its heir apparent, Chân Lạp Cambodia%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , and Siam, as well as the territories of the southern barbarian chiefs in the mountains, the delivered Quy Cam and Xa Lac, the newly dependent Boi Bon, and the territory of the southern barbarian chief of Thanh Xa, of all these southern barbarian groups, each presents local products, competing to be the first to meet with us.
Revised:  The states of Champa with its heir apparent, Chân Lạp %DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , and Siam, as well as the territories of the southern barbarian chiefs in the mountains, the delivered Quy Cam and Xa Lac, the newly dependent Boi Bon, and the territory of the southern barbarian chief of Thanh Xa, of all these southern barbarian groups, each presents local products, competing to be the first to meet with us.
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Original:  meanwhile the Vietnamese troops in the north withdrew voluntarily after negotiations and/or under the threat of an invasion from the Chinese . Regardless of the actual scenario, the Vietnamese withdrew back to their border and the war ended with the exception of one last attack the following year against Muang Phuan intended “as punishment for aiding Lan Xang.”
Revised:  meanwhile the Vietnamese troops in the north withdrew voluntarily after negotiations and/or under the threat of an invasion from the Chinese . 
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Original: Henderson can be cited for playing an influential role in the incorporation of Winter Park as a city itself;
Revised: Henderson can be cited for playing an influential role in the incorporation of Winter Park as a city :
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Original:  Henderson’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of The Winter Park Advocate.
Revised:  Henderson’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of the Winter Park Advocate.
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Original:  With fervor still in his heart, the 24-year-old Henderson  made his way to Winter Park, Florida .
Revised:  With fervor still in his heart, the 24-year-old Henderson then made his way to Winter Park, Florida .
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Original:  A  staunch Republican, one of Henderson’s most famous speeches displays this passion, " …
Revised:  A staunch Republican, and in one speech he said that " …
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Original:  A  staunch Republican, one of Henderson’s most famous speeches displays this passion, " …
Revised:  A staunch Republican, one of Henderson’s most famous speeches displays this passion, " 
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Original:  Our citizenship, our Freedom, our free schools, and numerous good laws that have done great good for the Negro came from the Republican party , and, gentleman, if that party never does any more special good for me, I shall die a Republican."
Revised:  Our citizenship, our Freedom, our free schools, and numerous good laws that have done great good for the Negro came from the Republican Party , and, gentleman, if that party never does any more special good for me, I shall die a Republican."
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Original:  As such when it came time to support the efforts of Chicago banker Loring Chase and his partner, Oliver Chapman, to start a city, Henderson supported their efforts to the max.
Revised:  As such , Henderson was a strong supporter of Chicago banker Loring Chase and his partner, Oliver Chapman, to start a city, Henderson supported their efforts to the max.
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Original:  Henderson rallied the townspeople , asking for the votes of the 64 black residents registered to vote who outnumbered the 47 registered white voters.
Revised:  Henderson rallied the townspeople , asking for the votes of the 64 black residents registered to vote outnumbered the 47 registered white voters.
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Original:  Due to Henderson’s encouragement, Henderson even leading voters to the meeting from Hannibal Square, there were enough voters to pass the legislation, making Winter Park a city and Hannibal Square part of the district. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Henderson ’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of the  Winter Park Advocate .
Revised:  Due to Henderson’s encouragement, which included Henderson leading voters to the meeting from Hannibal Square, there were enough voters to pass the legislation, making Winter Park a city and Hannibal Square part of the district. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Henderson ’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of the Winter Park Advocate .
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Original:  Due to Henderson’s encouragement, Henderson even leading voters to the meeting from Hannibal Square, there were enough voters to pass the legislation, making Winter Park a city and Hannibal Square part of the district. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Henderson ’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of the  Winter Park Advocate .
Revised:  Due to Henderson’s encouragement, Henderson even leading voters to the meeting from Hannibal Square, there were enough voters to pass the legislation, making Winter Park a city and Hannibal Square part of the district. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In this respect Henderson is cited as having played an influential role in the incorporation of Winter Park as a city. Livingston commented that "if it were not for Henderson ’s second major accomplishment to benefit Winter Park was his founding of the Winter Park Advocate .
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Original:  Henderson focused on the interests of the local people, social gatherings, community politics etc .
Revised:  Henderson focused on the interests of local people, social gatherings, community politics etc .
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Original:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square  , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square  , " " Colored Free Masons , "  and " Highschool for Colored Youth . "  After two years, Henderson  moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906  opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
Revised:  Articles written by Henderson included "Christmas in Hannibal Square , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square , " " Colored Free Masons , " and " Highschool for Colored Youth . " After two years, Henderson moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906 opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
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Original:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square  , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square  , " " Colored Free Masons , "  and " Highschool for Colored Youth . "  After two years, Henderson  moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906  opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
Revised:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square " , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square , " " Colored Free Masons , " and " Highschool for Colored Youth . " After two years, Henderson moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906 opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
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Original:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square  , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square  , " " Colored Free Masons , "  and " Highschool for Colored Youth . "  After two years, Henderson  moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906  opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
Revised:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square , " A Gala in Hannibal Square , " " Colored Free Masons , " and " Highschool for Colored Youth . " After two years, Henderson moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906 opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
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Original:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square  , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square  , " " Colored Free Masons , "  and " Highschool for Colored Youth . "  After two years, Henderson  moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906  opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
Revised:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square " , " " Colored Free Masons , " and " Highschool for Colored Youth . " After two years, Henderson moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906 opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
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Original:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square  , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square  , " " Colored Free Masons , "  and " Highschool for Colored Youth . "  After two years, Henderson  moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906  opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
Revised:  Articles written by Henderson were included "Christmas in Hannibal Square , " " A Gala in Hannibal Square , " Colored Free Masons , " and " Highschool for Colored Youth . " After two years, Henderson moved away from Winter Park leaving behind The Winter Park Advocate but once in Orlando in 1906 opened another newspaper, The Florida Recorder (Colored) Republican.
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