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DR. PECK, I PRESUME.(Gregory Peck receives honorary degree of Doctor of Literature from University College Dublin)(Brief Article)
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World of Hibernia
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June 22, 2000| Author:
Mackin, Thomas E.
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Movie legend Gregory Peck celebrated his 84th birthday in Ireland in April with an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature from University College Dublin, the National University of Ireland. Peck, wh...
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