Potemkin Parks and the Future of Public Lands
July 27, 2025
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History is often presented as a series of dramatic flashpoints shaped by the few, with little attention to the quotidian, to the choices, actions, and activities of the many. Can the 250th anniversary offer a vision of the past that recognizes the dignity of everyday people?
History is often presented as a series of dramatic flashpoints shaped by the few, with little attention to the quotidian, to the choices, actions, and activities of the many. Can the 250th anniversary offer a vision of the past that recognizes the dignity of everyday people?