Virginia for the continuation of the symposium on civil war monuments. We have a museum professional. Anistorian and lawyer, english professor and clergyman, and archivist and historian, and a sociologist. I think this accounts for multiple perspectives. He has published and spoken widely, challenging americans to question sources by which we remember our past. He is best known for his provocatively titled book, lies my teacher told me everything your High School History textbook got wrong. And lies across america what are historian sites got wrong. Students of the civil war no him also for his coedited collection of primary source documents, the confederate and the old confederate reader. His first book, the mississippi chinese, between white and black in 1971 is derived from his harvard doctoral dissertation, his prizewinning 1974 textbook, mississippi conflict and change, was the subject of a Court Decision articulating the right to read. He talked Race Relations for 20 years at the
History tv was at the annual meeting in denver colorado. Professors,h authors, and graduate students about their research. This interview is about 20 minutes. He is best known for his liesatively titled book, my teacher told me. Lies across america. War knowof the civil him for his collection of primary source documents. In 1971s first book is derived from his harvard dissertation. Mississippi, conflict and change was the subject of a Court Decision articulating the right to read. He taught Race Relations at the university of vermont and previously in mississippi. He has recently been a professor of sociology at Catholic University in washington. Today, every monument tells a tale of three eras, implications. James and gentlemen, dr. W. Loewen. I am delighted to be here. Involved i have been with three of these controversies. I wrote a piece in the called fiveost myths about why the south seceded. That came out after secession. Marylandpeople in questioning the Confederate Monument nex
POCATELLO — The Bannock County Historical Society’s monthly business meeting is being held March 19 at 6 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building, 300 N. Johnson Ave in Pocatello (parking