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Re: River culture questions
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On 2/26/08 5:45 PM, "Sandra Uetz" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> My chapter in the proposed Mark Twain's Geographical Imagination addresses
> some of these issues.  Of course, being a "river rat" myself helps.  For
> example, I have intimate knowledge of how Alton's location was central to
that
> community's development, culturally and economically.


Tell me more.  Are you in Alton?

Also, what is the book you mention?  Do you have an essay on the river??

Harold K. Bush
Saint Louis University

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