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John C. Pinheiro is Assistant Professor of History at Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Co-editor of Volume 12 of the Presidential Series of thePapers of George Washington, his articles on the Mexican War have appeared in theJournal of the Early Republic, the Journal of Popular Culture, and in the anthology,Nineteenth-Century America (2005).
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