Re: Iroquois/Constitution snippet

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Good to hear from you, Lynn. As usual, you provide a nice objectivity to
the discussion. A student is into some aspects of ethnomusicology for her
Master's thesis; may we call on you? Best regards. Ruby

On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, N. Bannister - L. Maners wrote:

> I was chatting the other day with a friend who does the History of
> American History Education (talk about reflexive!). He says that the
> question of the degree of influence of the Iroquois Confederation on the
> Framers waxes and wanes in the literature. It was in all the history
> texts when he was in school, disappeared from his childrens textbooks and
> is now somewhat back in fashion again.
> Now, as to "The Influence of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the Moon Marigolds..." :-)
> Best Regards, Lynn
>

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