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From: Sam Mathews-Lamb <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Thursday, 01 April, 1999 08:42 AM
Subject: CONF: Frontiers Conference (VA), Apr 16-18, 1999
 
 
>  Glen Burnie Historic House, Gardens & Julian Wood
>  Glass Jr. Collection and the Community History Project of
>  Shenandoah University are cosponsoring a conference on
>  North American, eighteenth-century frontiers to be held at
>  Shenandoah University and the Glen Burnie Museum,
>  April 16-18, 1999.  Both are in Winchester, Virginia.  This
>  interdisciplinary conference will examine recent scholarship
>  on the eighteenth-century backcountry and develop a
>  needs and opportunities agenda for future study.
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>  EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY FRONTIERS IN NORTH
>  AMERICA
>  RECENT SCHOLARSHIP AND FUTURE
>  OPPORTUNITIES
>  April 16-18, 1999
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>  SPONSORED BY:  Community History Project,
>  Shenandoah University, Winchester, Virginia, and Glen
>  Burnie Historic House, Gardens & Julian Wood Glass Jr.
>  Collection
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>  FOR MORE INFORMATION, INCLUDING THE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AND REGISTRATION
>  Visit the conference website:  http://www.su.edu/history/frontiers
>  Call: Glen Burnie at 540-662-1473      Shenandoah
>  University at 540-665-4587
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