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Henry Ford was an American entrepreneur, inventor, writer, and politician. Born in 1863, he began his work period in 1891 and concluded it in 1945. He was a member of SAE International and was recognized in the National Inventors Hall Of Fame collection. Ford was male and spoke and wrote in English.
He authored 120 works, including *The Amazing Story Of Henry Ford*, *Today and Tomorrow*, *Autobiography Collection*, *My life and work*, and *Henry Ford's Lessons on Starting a Business*. He was also described by *The Literary Digest*. Ford’s spouse was Clara Bryant Ford, and his child was Edsel Bryant Ford.
Ford died in Dearborn in 1947 from a cerebral hemorrhage due to natural causes. He was a participant in auto racing.
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- Today and Tomorrow
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- Henry Ford's Lessons on Starting a Business
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Described at

Historical Figures Who Kept Their True Evil Hidden From The World
History often cloaked its villains in garments of greatness, only for time to strip away the illusion and reveal what truly lay beneath. Many figures celebrated as heroes or visionaries left behind a far darker imprint than their admirers ever suspected.
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- Clara Bryant Ford
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- Edsel Bryant Ford
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