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Samuel Allen (aka Paul Vesey) is a well-known attorney and poet. Allen was born in Columbus, Ohio on December 9, 1917. His father was a clergyman. He attended Fisk University where he studied with James Weldon Johnson. After receiving his degree from Fisk in 1938, Allen went on to study law at Harvard where he []

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