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Born January 3 in 1874 in the city of Chicago in Illionois by Johnathan Drummond and Marianah O'Connor, where this monumental man stayed for most of his lifetime, except for a few occasional business trips across the american territory. He was always incrdibly talented at school and always had high grades, as well as incredible social skills, which offered him a spot at the university of Harvard, his family being very wealthy, where he studied in human rights in order to become a lawyer. He never found love, but granted, never really searched for it, him being bound by his one and only one, his work.

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-His favorite movie is the Green Book, directed by Peter Farrelly, which tells the story of a white driver and a black musician's relationship as they travel America and learn to become friends and accept their cultural differences.
-He actually doesn't have any favorite book. Despite his vast literary knowledge, he has onCe said that: "Picking a favorite book would almost discredit all others in history, and I tend to prefer not choosing at all instead of being forced to pick, although two books in find truly formidable must be the Bible as well as most of Darwin's litterature."
-His favorite painting is, unoriginally, Leornado De Vinci's Mona Lisa. He is saidd to have find it as beautiful as it is mysterious, and would supposedly contemplate it for hours.

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-He is said to have taken part in about a thousand cases in all of his career, winning about more than three quarters of them, the famous Hillsboro Monkey Trial probably being his most well-known one.
-He has had a large variety of pets in his lifetime, but stayed prety consistant with a classic golden retriever has well as a cat.
-He never traveled outisde of the United States even once in his lifetime, and didn't see the point of doing so.
-He doesn't have a favorite music type. He sometimes listens to classic music, and then moves on to country, blues, rap and hip-hop, all depending on his mood at the time.
-He likes to golf in his free time alongside his friends and once was a pretty skilled boxer, and even got a black belt in karate during his youth.
-During his sparetime, he likes to go on long walks and to simply wander in the city of Chicago, claiming he always discovered new things and locations, even in his older days.

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"We all have a thirst for wonder. It's a deeply human quality. Science and religion are both bound up with it." -Carl Sagan
Sometimes, things can't simply be bound to religion or science, and humans must find the answers they need and never rely on asingle truth.

"Mistakes are always forgivable, if one has the courage to admit them." -Bruce Lee
It is important to learn form your own mistakes, but if people don't have the courage to admit them, they can never learn form them and grow mentally.

“If we never experience the chill of a dark winter, it is very unlikely that we will ever cherish the warmth of a bright summer’s day. Nothing stimulates our appetite for the simple joys of life more than the starvation caused by sadness or desperation. In order to complete our amazing life journey successfully, it is vital that we turn each and every dark tear into a pearl of wisdom, and find the blessing in every curse.” Anthon St. Marteen
Sometimes in life, one has to know what is bad to be able to identify what is good, and people must make the best out of desperate situations.

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Henry Drummond remained fidel to his birthplace, until death got the best of him in March 12 in 1932 when he suffered from a heart attack in his home in Chicago, and later passed away in one of Chicago Hospital's beds. He didn't have any living relatives at this time, but friends, old clients and even some of his rivals in the lawyer industry attended his funeral. His legacy remained imprited in american history, and he would remain famous even in the afterlife for the rightsous man who introduced the american school to the concept of evolution, but even more as an agent of freethinking and human rights, as he was known for declining any case he considered unrighteous.