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| CorpCommander | 22 Jul 2009 9:18 a.m. PST |
This looks interesting to anyone interested in history. HistoryNet is a site for History blogs and is owned by the Weider History Group (publishers of the excellent Armchair General.) You'll have to bookmark it because there isn't a link from the home page that I've been able to find. I spoke with Dana Lombardy this past weekend at Historicon 2009 and he let me know what was in the pipeline – lots of interesting stuff. I will be looking forward to getting this subscribed on my mp3 player! historynet.libsyn.com |
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