Annette Gordon-Reed: The Continuing Relevance of History

Update: 2011-03-06

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Dartmouth Board of Trustees member, Harvard University law professor and Pulitzer Prize winning author, Annette Gordon-Reed '81, explores the importance of history and the relevance it continues to have our lives today and in the future.

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Annette Gordon-Reed: The Continuing Relevance of History