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                <text>Note: Edward Payson Weston.  Weston was a champion walker whose first long-distance trek followed a lost bet.  He wagered that Douglas would win the 1860 election and promised to walk (from Boston) to Lincoln's January inaugration in Washington if he was wrong.  Weston was a native of Providence, RI and had short careers in the circus as well as minstrelsy before gaining his fame as a speed walker.  In many ways Weston's athletism mirrored the career of folk hero, Sam Patch, a Pawtucket, RI factory worker whose high dives were legendary.  See Paul E. Johnson, &lt;span style="text-decoration:underline;"&gt;Sam Patch, The Famous Jumper&lt;/span&gt;, New York:  Hill and Wang, 2014.  See also Nick Harris, Helen Harris, &amp;amp; Paul Marshall, &lt;span style="text-decoration:underline;"&gt;A Man in a Hurry:  The Extraordinary Life and Times of Edward Payson Weston, The World's Greatest Walker&lt;/span&gt;, London:  Decoubertin, 2012.</text>
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