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I had expected congressional documents to complement my earlier research; instead, in many instances, the actions of Congress have become the center of the story.
Peter Shulman, the 2011 recipient of the National Archives’ Legislative Archives Fellowship, talks about his experience researching within the records of Congress on NARAtions.
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