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I had the pleasure of meeting the Shelby County historian (Memphis,
TN) while working on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Barge Canal archaeology
around the Waverly Plantation and Bay Springs, MS with William H.
Adams and a number of historical archaeologists. I also had the
pleasure of seeing my Uruguayan co-worker there find out that a
Fulbright scholar had "taking care" (well the Museum of Man in Paris
had something to do with it too) of the hydroelectric dam impacts
between Brazil-Uruguay.
My point, any way was a question. The Shelby County historian told me
that in the Bicentennial, in Tishomingo, MS (NE corner of the state
near the highest point and the one of the bloodiest battles of the
American Civil War, Shiloh, Tennessee, where its said folk music
started) was found certain letters published for the bicentennial that
had former Vice President Aaron Burr staying in Tishomingo, (also a
band) which the historian thought very interesting. Anything further
on the executive that led to the amendment requiring the President and
Vice President be from the same party (where I hypothesize, the
Electoral College was created for a two party Executive Oval Room?
I hope you don't mind me chaining this to the announcement. I would
recommend "The Bicycle Club" and "Hueys".
George Myers
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