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A Force for Freedom: The Robert Hilliard Story. Robert Hilliard, a hero of World War II, an educator, an author and a trailblazer...
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"Congratulations! I'm Prefect Robert Hilliard, and I'm delighted to welcome you to RAVENCLAW HOUSE. Our emblem is the eagle, which soars where others cannot climb; our house colours are blue and bronze, and our common room is found at the top of Ravenclaw Tower, behind a door with an enchanted knocker. The arched windows set into the walls of our circular common room look down at the school grounds: the lake, the Forbidden Forest, the Quidditch pitch and the Herbology gardens. No other house in the school has such stunning views."
— Hilliard's introduction to Ravenclaw first-years
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2.Pottermore introductions to Hogwarts Houses (Archived from Pottermore)
Feb 22, 2024 · Robert Hilliard’s first historical novel, In Freedom’s Shadow, is one of those gripping, fast-paced stories that quite literally leaves you breathless in the opening sentence and holds you on...
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Apr 1, 2024 · In this episode, we meet such a man thanks to Robert Hilliard, author of “In Freedom’s Shadow.” The novel is based on the heroic true story of John Scobell, an enslaved African American who escaped early in the Civil War. Recruited by the Union to return south and gather intelligence, Scobell found new purpose as a spy.
Robert Hilliard, a hero of World War II, an educator, an author and a trailblazer in the world of broadcasting. In 1967 Robert was in the White House when President Lyndon B. Johnson approved federal funding for public broadcasting. Learn about this Sanibel resident as he shares the insights shaped over his 96 years.
