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Titus Belgard

Titus Belgard

In 1999, Titus Belgard earned his degrees in History and English at Louisiana College, a private Baptist institution in Pineville, Louisiana. He also earned an MLIS from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2008. He served as the curator and manager trainee of the Marksville State Historic Site, a 2,000 year old archaeological mound site in Marksville, Louisiana before joining the staff of LSU-Alexandria’s Bolton Library in 2004, where he currently works.

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Book Review: The American Farmer in the Eighteenth Century: A Social and Cultural History by Richard L. Bushman (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, May…

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George Washington: A Life in Books

Book review: George Washington: A Life in Books by Kevin J. Hayes (Oxford University Press, May 2017) [BUY NOW ON AMAZON] In the introduction…

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