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natelevin
- Location
- Rye, NYUSA Edit location
- Hometown
- Rye NY Edit hometown
- Meetup member since
- December 21, 2006
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- Book Club, Storytelling, PhD Students, WWII History, World History, Wikipedia, Live Music, Walking, Bicycling, History, American History
natelevin is a member of The New York City, History Interests Group
- Member of this Meetup Group since
- June 30, 2008
- Link
- biography of Carrie Chapman Catt
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- Introduction
- I am an amateur historian. I organize a history meetup in Westchester County. I am interested in many areas and kinds of history, most especially women's history and the US civil rights movement.
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“ Mei is a very gracious hostess and a terrific organizer. Whether you know a lot about tea or a little, Mei is a great person to help you learn more and appreciate more. This group is a great opportunity for tea lovers in NY. ”
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“ Hi Natelevin.-I don't know of any good tea-rooms in the bronx unfortunately,h
eard though that "tea and sympathy"down in the west village is good,just a suggestion...... ”—Liz 0 (Aug 07, 2008 10:50 AM) -
“ Thank you for organizing the trip. It was very nice to meet all of you. I was glad I was able to make it. I look forward to joining the group at future meetings. ”
—Christine (May 19, 2008 7:21 PM) -
“ Hi Nate,
Members of the history meetup group may be interested in a lecture in Dobbs Ferry next Friday evening to be given by noted archaeologist,Dr. Eugene
Boesch, at the Mead House, 12 Elm St.(Friday, May 9, at 7:30 pm). Dr. Boesch's topic will be Native American Culture, History and Adaptations in the Hudson Valley Region: ca 10,000BC- AD1650.
The lecture is sponsored by the New York Council for the Humanities, and admission is free.
Rich
Village Historian of Dobbs Ferry ”—Richard Borkow (May 03, 2008 11:25 PM) -
“ Nate, just a little bit more-In theCooperUnion Address(Feb1860
)Lincoln refuted southern claims that the acceptance of slavery in the Constitution showed that the framers believed the fed'l gov't had no right to prohibit slavery. In the Address Lincoln showed that a majority of the 39 signers of the Consitution, thru their votes on various slavery-related bills, believed that the fed'l gov't had every right to prohibit slavery in the territories(which was of course the main Republican position.) ”—Richard Borkow (Apr 16, 2008 10:18 PM) -
“ Nate,thanks for your note.I recallLincoln was asked bef. he bcame presid't"How can youclaim tohate slavery,yet not call for immediate abolition ofthe slaves?"He answ'd"Idetest slavery asmuchas any man.ButConsider
,if Icome across a snake on my path inthe woods,Iwill take my axe&kill it.But if Ifind a snake inbed with mychildren,Icannot swing my axe for Imight kill mychildren-Imust think carefully on how toget rid ofthe snake withoutharm'g my children." AlsoCooperUnion speech helps answ yr quest'n ”—Richard Borkow (Apr 16, 2008 9:42 PM)
