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Hospitality in Southern Science by Dr. Robert J. Malone
Introduction: Guest Blog–Dr. Robert J. Malone We typically have some difficulty understanding why our distinguished guest bloggers choose to put up with us and allow us to publish their excellent work (let alone return our emails). Equal parts pity and … Continue reading
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Second Thoughts on Race, Sex, and Thomas Jefferson by Dr. Woody Holton
Introduction: Guest Blog–Dr. Woody Holton We’ve covered quite a bit of ground on this blog. General Buford, looking a bit like Sam Elliott, might even have called it damn good ground, at that. But our thoughts on the finer points … Continue reading →