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Date: Tue, 01 Apr 1997 11:28:51 -0500
From: Pan Drakopoulos <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Jon Porter's accuracy
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Jon
If you had in fact paid a little attention to our webpage you would have
seen
1. that neither I nor the members of our Advisory Board were *otherwise
anonymous*;
2. that there has been no reference to a timeline about Benedictines;
3. that there have been only a few extracts from The Intellectual
History of Europe by Friedrich Heer [are the extracts called
*hodge-podge* in your University today?] ;
4. that this is a web page of journalists and scholars who are
interested in our civilization -- something that , as far as I can see,
doesn't appeal to your Department of History...
Anyway, it is in this context that we've decided to honor Benedictines
as the Builders of Europe and asked for contribution and suggestions
from this group.
Sorry, it didn't occur to us that by honoring Benedictines , we would
enrage your academic conscience.
Pan
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