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Charles
Erskine Scott Wood was a remarkable individual and a true renaissance
man. Outstanding in his various careers in the military, the law,
and in the arts and letters, he was even greater as a personality.
C.E.S. Wood dared to be himself. He had a passion for freedom and
justice and in this he followed the paths of Tom Paine, Walt Whitman,
and Mark Twain. He hated the intolerant, the bigoted, the privileged,
the ignorant. He was a non-conformist and an iconoclast who nevertheless
served with dignity and great force the very insti tutions of society
which he so often chastised and revolted against. |
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