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For the Social Scientist History and politics nerds, rejoice — in Washington, D.C., you can hardly walk a block without happening upon a monument to a forgotten general or a plaque marking a senator’s home. Among D.C.’s most notable landmarks are, of course, the Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial; Equally poignant are the...

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