Uses and Misuses of History

The Unitarian Church of Quincy, Illinois

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Mention the word "History," and the minds around you will begin to wander in all sorts of divergent directions! History isn't only about the distant past, you know. History cannot help but relate to our present, too. In this talk, Patrick Hotle brings us a brief glimpse into his personal philosophy of History.

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