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"Steven T. Corneliussen" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 25 Feb 2009 12:51:31 -0500
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Mr. Tarter, does this cover only those who want to re-argue the 
paternity question in futile, tedious efforts to persuade their 
unpersuadable opponents, or does it _also_ apply more widely to those of 
us who are not trying to do that, but who do believe that we see 
legitimate other dimensions of Hemings-TJ that warrant discussion? I 
hope it's not a baby-and-bathwater thing, in other words. In any case, I 
hope I may complete and distribute my response to Mr. Kukla's generously 
offered second message about the historiographical dimension that I 
engage, the authority of science in the Hemings-TJ debate. Thanks.
Steve Corneliussen

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