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Alexander H. Stephens Informative Speech
Alexander H. Stephens was the vice President of the Confederate States of America. Alexander mother died when he was three months old. He was also a teacher .He was born in a barn in February 11, 1812.You will learn that Alexander Stephens is the vice President of the confederate States of America and his life. Body: he was born In Crawfordville ,Georgia in February 11
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