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Charles W. Hedrick, Sr.
Charles Hedrick
Springfield, Missouri
United States

I’ve traveled a bit in the world, written widely unread books and articles, and hobnobbed with some near celebrities. But when it gets down to it, I’m really just a curious fellow who wonders “why?”

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