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The Georgia Tech Bookstore and The Georgia Tech History Club,
Prometheus, present Michael Bellesiles, Emory professor and author of
the newly released, Arming America, on Friday, November 3rd, at 2:00pm
in The Student Center Theatre.  Mr. Bellesiles will lecture at 2pm with
a booksigning to follow.
Bellesisles makes it clear that in Colonial America the average citizen
had virtually no access to or training in the use of firearms.  How and
when did Americans develop their obsession with guns?  The accepted
answers are "mythology", says Bellesiles
For further info, call 404 894-1642, or email
gigi.weinrich@bks.gatech.edu

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The Georgia Tech Bookstore and The Georgia Tech History Club, Prometheus,
present Michael Bellesiles, Emory professor and author of the newly released,
<b>Arming America, </b>on Friday, November 3rd, at 2:00pm in The Student
Center Theatre.&nbsp; Mr. Bellesiles will lecture at 2pm with a booksigning
to follow.
<br>Bellesisles makes it clear that in Colonial America the average citizen
had virtually no access to or training in the use of firearms.&nbsp; How
and when did Americans develop their obsession with guns?&nbsp; The accepted
answers are "mythology", says Bellesiles
<br>For further info, call 404 894-1642, or email gigi.weinrich@bks.gatech.edu</html>

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