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“Wild as a March Hare”

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This chapter introduces Gatewood and his family, beginning with his birth in 1947. It explores Gatewood's childhood and family life, beginning in Carlisle, Kentucky, and after their move to Lexington. It covers Gatewood's life in high school and his adventures as a teenager. It introduces Gatewood's first forays into drugs and his brief time in the United States Marine Corps. It ends with him returning to Lexington, where he hoped to begin his studies at the University of Kentucky.
University Press of Kentucky
Title: “Wild as a March Hare”
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This chapter introduces Gatewood and his family, beginning with his birth in 1947.
It explores Gatewood's childhood and family life, beginning in Carlisle, Kentucky, and after their move to Lexington.
It covers Gatewood's life in high school and his adventures as a teenager.
It introduces Gatewood's first forays into drugs and his brief time in the United States Marine Corps.
It ends with him returning to Lexington, where he hoped to begin his studies at the University of Kentucky.

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