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English

 

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Stephen S

 

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July 12, 2016

 

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College

 

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With his death not only did grief and sorrow fill the families heart; his death also brought on a financial burden, which will seem to consume John for the rest of his life. This issue of money all began when Mr. Jennings, being the gullible person he was, hired a land surveyor, not a lawyer to write his will...
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The sneaky land developer intentionally made John's grandfathers' will to be extremely vague and ill written. Mr. Jennings real wishes were obscured and open to interpretation. The fight over shares in the estate began shortly after his death (and ended long after John Keats' death). John's grandmother was left with about half of the income, which she and her husband had to live on...
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