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Texts: Marie Le Breton,
Marie-Hélène Frémaux
 For some people, life is a perpetual invention, and G. A. Morgan was one of them.
The son of former African-American slaves from Kentucky, he left his home and
family at age 14, settling in Cleveland, Ohio in 1901. He began work as a sewing-machine
repairman and eventually opened his own shop. |
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