Ben Justesen's personal Substack blog-newsletter -- containing my observations on historical nuggets of interest, excerpts from my other published works, remembrances from a long career, and more
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A lifelong writer, with special curiosity about 19th-century African American politicians/officeholders--especially in my native North Carolina--and their relevance to the modern era. Former Foreign Service Officer, journalist, and teacher,..
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