Sunday Ramble: Preserve a Piece of Literary History

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Recorded25 Jan 2021

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In today's Sunday Ramble, we're giving an update on an earlier episode urging you to support the people who bring you history every day: your local independent booksellers. If you are a long-time listener, you know how important books are for our knowledge of history, and preserving the businesses that bring us the most diverse points of view, historically and otherwise, is critical during the current COVID-19 crisis. I also tell you how you can help a bookstore that is itself a part of history. We'll get back to debunking historical myths next time.

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