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History, the Magna Carta and You

1 h 30 min · 18 de oct de 2024
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Okay, the fateful election is coming up fast.  So we're going to discuss human rights. History can teach us a lot about what is happening today period so we're going to revisit our high school history class with a discussion of the Magna Carta. What does a an 800-year-old document mean to us today? Listen in! Period Dave and Jerry, both history buffs, have a lot to say. And learn more...start reading for free!  https://commonsbooks.blogspot.com/2024/09/lincolns-democracy.html

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