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Dr. Paul Hillmer
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HIS-212: Introduction to History Helps

Resources

The Richard III Foundation

About Richard III (pictured)

HIS-212.Lecture I

The History of History

Get to Know Martha Ballard

Japan

Japanese Development, 1868-1930s

Reading Assignments for SIXTIES unit

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