Cotter, John L, American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, American Association of Museums, American Society for State and Local History, Society for American Archaeology · [Washington, D. C., For sale by Supt. of Docs., U. S. Govt. Print. Off.] · leaf 16
ank for allsurviving information from the past.And that is what a human being hasalways been—it makes him distinc-tively human! A few final words; It is a good ideato discuss with your school or a localcollege or university library the pos-sibility of turning over a copy of yourwork to them (even… … is never done and our understandingof what went on in the past is the re-sult of the work of many individuals.Each of you can play a part. As youdevelop your project, you may turn toyour schools social science depart-ment for consultation and advice. Youmay also turn to a state or local his-torical…
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