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Historians Respond to Covid 19

The Historian and the Virus: A Time Capsule from Mid-March

Mary Lindemann, “The Historian and the Virus: A Time Capsule from Mid-March,” Perspectives on History: The Newsletter of the American Historical Association, April 22, 2020.

This entry was posted in Historicizing Covid-19, Media on April 28, 2020 by men2022.

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