So Many Henrys Franklin I. Gamwell The most common portrayal of

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So Many Henrys Franklin I. Gamwell The most common portrayal ofWho knew there was so much in a name? In this story, little Henry learns that he is not the only person with that name. There are other Henrys in the world. In fact, his grandfather has the exact same first, middle, and last name as Henry does! Henry is confused by this so he introduces himself to others. As Henry travels the world, he learns how to say his name in Dutch, German, French, and even Spanish! There were many names to remember for one