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Nat Turner Rebellion
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Basil Forest <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 2 Nov 2008 09:31:13 EST
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Someone referenced the Virginia ASOL curriculum (or some other code  initials 
that don't mean anything to me).  I wondered what is taught in the  Virginia 
schools about Nat Turner and his rebellion, if anything?
 
Also, what is it about John Paul Jones' contribution to American history  
that some find offensive?  I think this may have been discussed once, but  don't 
recall why some think he should live in infamy.
 
Basil Forest
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