Doug Sackman
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Historian, Nature and Culture, author of Orange Empire and Wild Men and editor of A Companion to American Environmental History https://sites.google.com/view/douglassackman/home
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This is one of my many points: the FBI should be busy enough than wasting time on a Dune Worm God.
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Pure and uncut
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yeah, I think that's partly what intrigues me: what DO historians see as fieldwork? And how much do we articulate it in our work? There's entire monographs debating this for my politics and geography colleagues and we seem to not have the field-defining publication?
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