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This is a guest post by Rachel McNellis, an archivist in the Manuscript Division and Josh Levy, a historian in the same division. It also appears in the July-August issue of the Library of Congress …
This is a guest post by Lauryn Gilliam, a Junior Fellow in the Office of Communications. The Paris Exposition of 1900 was an influential world’s fair devoted to technological achievements of the age, with awe-inducing …
—This is a guest post by Mark Dimunation, the former chief of the Rare Book and Special Collections Division. The term for the political tactic of manipulating boundaries of electoral districts for unfair political advantage …