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- Research NotesSo, the sabbatical is coming to an end. "Parading as Millionaires" was accepted by Enterprise & Society, and the "Bank Examiner's Tale" is at a journal. The Montana half of the research for Erastus D. Edgerton is complete and with it my Bradley Fellowship. What remains is the National Archives and New York.
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