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033. Susan Dunn
Dr Susan Dunn is the Massachusetts Professor of Humanities at Williams College and is the author of numerous history books exploring topics ranging from the French and American Revolutions to World War II In this episode she discusses her early books on Franklin Delano Roosevelt the importance of the Bill of Rights in the 20th Century and how public education contributions to the creation of good citizens Dr Dunn spoke at the 2016 George Washington Symposium at Mount Vernon on November 4 2016
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Dr Susan Dunn is the Massachusetts Professor of Humanities at Williams College and is the author of numerous history books exploring topics ranging from the French and American Revolutions to World War II In this episode she discusses her early books on Franklin Delano Roosevelt the importance of the Bill of Rights in the 20th Century and how public education contributions to the creation of good citizens Dr Dunn spoke at the 2016 George Washington Symposium at Mount Vernon on November 4 2016
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