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SUMMARY:19th Century Life in Alabama
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Jim Baggett of the Alabama Historical Society Spe
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>From matters of love\, death\, and politic
 s to the price of shoes\, nineteenth century Alabamians recorded their exp
 eriences in letters and diaries. This talk explores life in the 1800s thro
 ugh the personal writings of one Alabama family.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Jim Bagget
 t is Head of the Department of Archives and Manuscripts at the Birmingham 
 Public Library and Archivist for the City of Birmingham. He has served as 
 president of the Society of Alabama Archivists and currently serves as Pre
 sident of the Alabama Historical Association. Jim has lectured throughout 
 the U.S. and in Europe and has been featured on Alabama Public Television\
 , Alabama Public Radio\, National Public Radio\, and C-SPAN. He has author
 ed two books on Alabama history\, edited three others\, and has written do
 zens of articles. He also writes the "Reading Birmingham" book column for 
 the online news site BirminghamWatch. Jim lives with his wife and daughter
  in Birmingham and Mentone\, Alabama.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Photo by Joanna Kosin
 ska on Unsplash</p>\nhttps://emmetoneal.libnet.info/event/7834892
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