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Mar 28, 2021Liked by Josh Pillay

thank you for the article. despite holding an initial bias that they may hold simularities, obscurity and anonymity appear to provoke different curiousities, receptiveness and empathy of a reader that deserves further reflection.

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Mar 27, 2021Liked by Josh Pillay

"..... the footnote, despite its obscurity, is the one form of proof normally supplied by historians in support of their assertions" hence the footnote is not just a footnote. Thank you for opening up our minds.

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