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His mother died when she was giving birth to his younger sister and he has never seen his mother before i think.

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When did Walter Dean Myers change his name?

because he wanted to honor the people who adopted him, so he changed his middle name to his foster parent's last name, Dean.


What is the introduction of the story of Walter Dean Myers the outside shot?

"The Outside Shot" by Walter Dean Myers follows the journey of a talented young basketball player named Darius. Living in a challenging neighborhood, he dreams of making it big in basketball while navigating the pressures of his environment and personal relationships. The story explores themes of ambition, resilience, and the impact of one's surroundings on dreams and aspirations. As Darius strives to achieve his goals, he faces both external challenges and internal conflicts that shape his journey.


What is the back of history man in the beginning about by William howells?

"The Back of History: Man in the Beginning" by William Dean Howells explores the origins of humanity and the development of civilization through a blend of historical narrative and speculative thought. Howells examines early human societies, their cultural practices, and their interactions with the environment. The work reflects on themes of progress, human nature, and the complex relationship between the past and present, emphasizing the foundational aspects of human existence that continue to shape modern life.


Where does de merclesden originate?

The origin of the name seems to have been due to its geographical position and to be as follows viz,-- According to the Anglo-Saxon dictionary --- Merccels or Miccels is a derivative from "Mearc" meaning a limit, a boundary ( of a Place), a border. Mearc is the same word as Marche, indicating the boundary or frontier of a districts as " the Marshes of wales " and in Scotland at the present day they speak of adjacent estates as marching side by side : the syllable "den" stands for "dene" or"dean" meaning a valley, (as in Jesmond Dene, the public gardens at Newcastle upon tyne and the Dean Cemetery at Edinburgh ),Now both Great and Little Merclesden stand at the head of boundary valleys between Lancashire and Yorkshire and there can be little doubt that these townships got their name of " Mercles-den(e) from this fact , There is another Marsden village partly in the manor of Huddersfieldand partly in the monor ofAlmondbury, co. Yorkshire. It is also aborder township just over the boundary on the Yorkshire side. and at the head of the Marsden ( in Yorkshire ) valley is in Marche Hill, still closer to the boundary between the two counties. Doctor William Farrer , D,Lit,F.S.A. In his "court rolls of the Honor of Clitheroe " 1897, P,227 note, Suggests another derivation of the name, he says, "Aske Marsden, a name sometimes used for Great "Marsden: Ask or hask, derived from the Icelandic or Danish Harsk,"is the equivalent of our word harch, and is descriptive of the rough "and sour land lying in the north and north west sides of this "township," "Marsden or Merclesden as it was anciently written - seems to be " derived through the Icelandic from the Gothic "Margel" I,e., Merl, : the material anciently used for enriching arable land, certainly marl :pits used to abound in this and the adjoining townships and merled :earth (I.e., merled land) was a name Frequently applied to farmholds : throughout east Lancashire," Marsden was a ville or township within the manor of Colne and was probably an encroachment within theBoundaries of the original forest ofTrawden made very shortly after the time of the Norman Conquest. The name has many variants of spelling according to idea of the person who made the record at the time, From the method of pronouncing the vowels, etc. In different districts: thus we have Merclesden, Merlesden, Mersden, Marsfden, Marston, Merston, Merstyn, Marscheden, Mersceden, Marshden, Marsdin, etc. Source: A History Of The Marsden Family. Source:http://www.freewebs.com/marsdens/Book/book.htm#step3