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When I was in school in the early 1960s (long before the onslaught of "political correctness" so popular today), I did not learn anything very serious or substantial about the history of this country to which I had immigrated as a boy. In some cases, the things my
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Being good is not in fashion. At least not in America, where notions of puritanical hypocrisy taint any claim of virtue as suspect, probably self-righteous, and perhaps even secretly malevolent. For many high school students, Arthur Miller's The Crucible remains the defining work for such judgments. But then
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