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‘Why 1850 Doesn’t Feel So Very Far Away’
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‘Why 1850 Doesn’t Feel So Very Far Away’

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Mar 08, 2021
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“Congress has been here before, and it wasn’t pretty,” wrote Joanne B. Freeman, PhD, in the NYT. She is a professor of history and American studies at Yale, and author of “The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress and the Road to Civil War.” Dr. Freeman has spent her career as a historian analyzing political violence in America, in duels, in Congress and…

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