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It was the "politics of historic sites" rather than objective policy that determined the treatment of heritage properties; whether they were marked with a bronze plaque, preserved as ruins, or reconstructed as major tourist attractions. Although the aim of this study is to determine how a national cultural agency works, it also illustrates the way in which the federal system operates to incorporate regional aspirations into a federal form.
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Gerry Keffer
reviewed Negotiating the Past on June 18, 2012
Negotiating the Past
Fabulous book on well used, well populated interior design.
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