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Carroll Hall (Baltimore, 1848)

4th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: April 1848

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The Odeon (Washington, D.C., 1848)

3rd public exhibition of the Greek Slave: 25 January through 25 March 1848

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1999–2001: Alder Hey Organ Retention Scandal is Exposed

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Organ Donation Controversy of the 90's

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Dolly, the cloned-sheep

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The Monkey

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New York Society Library Building (New York, 1847)

2nd public exhibition of the Greek Slave: 26 August through 23 December 1847

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Establishment of Messrs. Henry Graves and Company (London, 1845)

1st public exhibition of the Greek Slave: May through December 1845

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Love Letter I

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First Exhibitions of Hiram Powers's "Greek Slave"

Hiram Powers and a Bust of the Greek Slave

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