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		<title>By: cadeveo</title>
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		<description>Great quotes, Angela.  They&#039;re great seeds for individuals to investigate further into history and the political intrigues of the revolutionary era.  These alone are far more insightful and far more thought-provoking than the characterizations of these figures most students get in their history books in the U.S.  That being said, each of those famous early leaders is a very mixed bag, in terms of the actions and decisions they made in their life-times; yet, for all that, there doesn&#039;t seem to be much comparison between Franklin and Washington, Jackson, etc. and any of the presidents we&#039;ve had (their PR and hagiographies be damned) in the past forty four years.

peace,

cadeveo</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great quotes, Angela.  They&#8217;re great seeds for individuals to investigate further into history and the political intrigues of the revolutionary era.  These alone are far more insightful and far more thought-provoking than the characterizations of these figures most students get in their history books in the U.S.  That being said, each of those famous early leaders is a very mixed bag, in terms of the actions and decisions they made in their life-times; yet, for all that, there doesn&#8217;t seem to be much comparison between Franklin and Washington, Jackson, etc. and any of the presidents we&#8217;ve had (their PR and hagiographies be damned) in the past forty four years.</p>
<p>peace,</p>
<p>cadeveo</p>
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