ANNOUNCING: H-NC: North Carolina History and Culture
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ABOUT
H-NC seeks to serve North Carolina's diverse history communities by
encouraging interaction and providing an outlet for the exchange of
ideas.
The list is a forum for reviews of books; announcements from archives,
museums, libraries, and other cultural institutions about programming;
research opportunities; research inquiries; public history-related
queries; calls for conference panels and papers; job and internship
announcements; and general discussion of North Carolina history. The
objective is to serve and involve academics, librarians, public
historians, graduate students, and other interested parties across the
Tar Heel State and beyond.

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