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Failure to Launch
We public historians love to sing praises about projects we are involved in that are successful. We are equally eager to dig holes to bury those initiatives that never got off the ground–or crash and burned if they did. But … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil Rights, Civil War, Civil War Reenactment, Commemoration, Failure, NCPH
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