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Re: JAMESTOWN QUADRICENTENNIAL Perspectives
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Great article and a true reflection on our times, and, dare I say, some of our wanna-be historians.

Joanne


John Frederick Fausz <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Fellow Readers:

   You may find this History News Network essay of interest, 
whether you agree or not.  That site, hosted by George Mason
University, at least takes history seriously as a profession and
a pursuit that matters in our complex modern world.

http://hnn.us/articles/38375.html


SEE YOU AT JAMESTOWN THIS WEEKEND?

Best to All from St. Louis,

Fred Fausz 


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