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10. In the foreword, Peary states that "race, or color, or bringingup, or environment, count nothing against a determined heart." Using evidence from Chapter 15, explain how Henson embodies this statement.
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10. In the foreword, Peary states that "race, or color, or bringingup, or environment,

count nothing against a determined heart." Using evidence from Chapter 15, explain
how Henson embodies this statement.

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