G.H. (Giddy Hoppalong) Allen was a late 19th century American sociologist, who made pioneering efforts to maintain the habitat for wild racoons in the Northeast United States. As racial prejudice was still prevalent north of the Mason-Dixon line, Allen was influenced by the belief that racoons and people of African descent shared common habits, and moreover were compelled to survive by means of similar genetic dispositions. It was this belief that led Allen to begin encampments, where young Negro men and local racoons were boarded together, often in the same bed, in order to study the harmonious effects of similar, yet slightly different, species of animals.
As the relationship among the coons began to foster, Allen's notes indicated that not only did his subjects communicate with ease, but they had almost identical foraging habits, which involved everything from climbing trees to stealing whatever necessary from the nearest garbage can.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern HEG---. That is, six letter words with 1st letter H and 2nd letter E and 3rd letter G. In alphabetical order, they are: hegari hegira
Allen-Beville House was created in 1850.
H. Allen Holmes was born in 1933.
W. H. Allen died in 1943.
Allen H. Greenfield was born in 1946.
H. Allen Brooks was born in 1925.
H. Allen Smith was born in 1907.
H. Allen Smith died in 1976.
H. Allen Franklin was born in 1944.
H. Allen Brooks died in 2010.
W. H. Allen was born in 1863.
Byron G. Allen was born in 1901.
Allen G. Schwartz died in 2003.
Allen G. Schwartz was born in 1934.