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This book tells the story of two early songs that were sung with pride by thousands of Oklahomans and the unbelievable tale of how difficult it was in 1953 for a young McAlester legislator by the name of George Nigh to pass a bill to make “Oklahoma” the official state song
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Robert Jeremiah Love
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27 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches
They Said It Couldn't Be Done native american This book tells the storyBy Robert L. Allen with Ralph Robison With strong Scottish roots and the grit and pioneering spirit born into every Oklahoman, Robert L. Allen was destined to create a legacy for his home state. From the bandstand to the lights of New York City, Allen chased his dreams. But it was his belief in education and the lure of his home state that called him back to Oklahoma. After serving local teachers organizations and the public in the State Department of
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