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Filmmaker Burns: History poses more questions than it answers

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Ann Arbor News, December 14, 1997

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14

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December

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1997

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The Bicentennial Blues

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Ann Arbor Sun, July 1, 1976

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1

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July

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1976

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Lincoln On Jefferson

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Michigan Argus, September 28, 1860

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28

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September

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1860

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Brothers & Sisters

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Ann Arbor Sun, July, 1970

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July

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1970

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Pickings In The Poultry Yard

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Ann Arbor Courier, March 26, 1880

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26

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March

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1880

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The Mills Lecture

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Ann Arbor Argus, April 13, 1894

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13

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April

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1894

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Congressional

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Michigan Liberty Press, August 11, 1848

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11

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August

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1848

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Religious Opinions Of The Presidents

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Signal of Liberty, November 14, 1846

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14

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November

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1846

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Anti-slavery: Speech Of John P. Hale: Upon The Slavery Resol...

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Signal of Liberty, October 10, 1846

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10

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October

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1846

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The Democracy Improving!

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Signal of Liberty, April 27, 1846

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27

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April

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1846

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