That's more like it. At least I know now that the silence heard earlier
was not due to equipment or network malfunction. Or if it was, it's
fixed now.

Thank you for your time,
Doug Alexander
LISTSERV Administrator
The Library of Virginia
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-----Original Message-----
From: Discussion of research and writing about Virginia history
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Anne Pemberton
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2008 7:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [VA-HIST] Everybody OK?

Lyle,

Seems to me that it was J. South who brought up the subject, I just
stated 
the amount of use the two pages are getting.

In fact, you wasted more bandwidth complaining about my point of view
than I 
did in answering J. South's comment.

In case you die hards haven't noticed, the times they are a-changing,
and 
those who were once downgraded are rising to their proper place in
history 
as well as in current events. It is time to catch up with the times!!!

Would anyone be interested in looking up how many people John Paul
murdered 
in his pirating days? I suspect it is far more than the 55 that Nat
Turner 
killed trying to achieve the goals of the Declaration of Independence
for 
Africans.

What ever possessed people to set up a country based on a declaration
that 
all men were created equal, and then set up state and federal laws that 
designated that people of African descent didn't qualify?

Anne


Anne Pemberton
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