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Re: Thinking about Slavery at William and Mary
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I agree with Jeff.  There must be something in Virginia's past besides 
slavery.

John Cullom
Westminster, MD
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From: Jeff Southmayd
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Subject: Re: Thinking about Slavery at William and Mary

I think American slavery is the proverbial dead horse long ago beaten to 
death by historians.

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