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From the Clifton Johnson CollectionOutlook, 68 (June 1, 1901), 291-300.Article written by Booker T. Washington (with photography by Clifton Johnson) that reflects a casual and personal look into Washington's philosophy and daily life. He relates his fondness for animals, his daily routine, and how the practical aspects of nature and agriculture enhance teaching.
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  1. Agriculture
  2. Tuskegee Institute
  3. Tuskegee University
  4. Washington, Booker T., 1856 1915

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