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After writing seven books, New York Times bestselling author John Green stopped textual communication and began vlogging, or video blogging. Working with his brother, Hank, the two use videos to teach others about world history and biology. Five months ago, they published an educational piece summarizing the American Revolution. Enjoy!
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"Trojan Horse on the..."
Great article. Love those events that mattered mightily to participants but often...
"Those Deceitful Sages: Pope..."
Fascinating stuff. We don't always approach the American Revolution in its wider...
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Scott....thank you, and indeed Dr Crow's work was a great help for...