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William B. Bradshaw

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William B. Bradshaw, a graduate of both the University of Missouri and Yale Divinity School, earned a PhD from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. Bradshaw has served as a minister, a college English instructor, and a college president. The author of The Big Ten of Grammar: Identifying and Fixing the Ten Most Frequent Grammatical Errors; Fundraising: the System that Works; and Sinister Among Us, a novel about demon possession, Bradshaw resides with his wife, Betty June, in Missouri. For more information, go to www.williambbradshaw.com

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