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Announce: 31 New Reviews of Public History Web Sites
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Thu, 15 Jan 2004 16:53:08 EST
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The Public History Resource Center (PHRC) is pleased to announce the online 
publication of our 9th issue of Web site reviews:  People, Places, Politics,and 
Social Movements of the Progressive Era

http://www.publichistory.org/reviews/view_issue.asp?IssueNumber=9

In our largest issue to date, 31 Web sites are reviewed by historians and 
other public history professionals.  A wide range of topics are covered, 
including: presidential elections, suffrage, temperance, conservation, amusement 
parks, world expositions, the Spanish-American War, WWI, labor, and the Alaskan 
gold rush, to name a few.

The issue includes a brief introduction, ratings of each site (using PHRC’s 
rating system), review abstracts, and full-length reviews. 

Debra DeRuyver
Managing Editor
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