U.S. Intellectual History Blog

Tim Lacy

May 10, 2007

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JHI Weblog Crosspost

USIH readers may be interested in this endeavor to explore and document intellectual historians – both living and past. It is discussed by Martin Burke at the JHI weblog. -TL

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