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Spring Collaborative Challenge Update and New Featured Blog

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Wow, that's a long post title!

Anyways, I am now featuring the blog, "Parham's Letters"! It features a lot of Civil War letters, and is an excellent place to learn a bit more history!

And furthermore, the Spring Collaborative Challenge on this blog has been updated, featuring rules and restrictions for participation! Remember, the challenge starts in exactly a week!

Go forth and write!

-Mark Borne
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  1. Taco Empress Kyra2/24/2019 09:34:00 PM

    Cool blog! I love learning about the Civil War!

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  2. Lady Knight2/24/2019 09:43:00 PM

    I love reading primary resource historical blogs. I learned so much through this blog, like how they fixed deformed faces using their limited technology of surgery.

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  3. Spitfire2/25/2019 03:46:00 PM

    Awesome! I love it!

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