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Leo Lemay is a top-notch scholar. Don't know who made the article's claim
about first in a century, but Phil Barbour's work on Smith - biography and
three volumes of Smith's writings - are relatively recent, too.
Jon Kukla
> Is this on the level, or just humbug?
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> http://vision.stanford.edu/~birch/pocahontas.html
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> In this article, the author is described as the FIRST historian in 100
> years, to thoroughly investigate the story of Pocahontas saving John
> Smith.
> Huh?
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> Can anyone provide a rebuttal on this seemingly stupid assertion? Or, is
> he
> the first to do so?
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> Anne
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> Anne Pemberton
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