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DESCRIPTION:Mercy Otis Warren: Civic Virtue and American Memory. What is th
 e role of civic virtue in American politics\, and how might the American F
 ounding documents help inform such a vision? The best answer to this quest
 ion comes from Mercy Otis Warren\, a female writer of the Founding era and
  one of the earliest historians of the Revolutionary War. Warren's concept
 ion of memory as a powerful political tool\, and her understanding of the 
 role of freedom in human history. Join Prof. Kirstin Birkhaug (Hope Colleg
 e) for a discussion of Warren's writings.\n\nCONTACT: 322-7746\, cklingele
 @wisc.edu
LOCATION:7200 Law Building
SUMMARY:Civic Virtue Lecture Series
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