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P. S.—I am a Georgian. I met you personally on two occasions
at Athens. Perhaps you have long since forgotten me. I would
consider it an honor to be known by you, and to know you as a
personal friend. In ’96 I wrote you from Athens for a copy of
the P. P. P. I had misplaced my copy wherein you showed up the
littleness of Bill Arp’s school history of Georgia. You sent me
a copy from Thomson; I have it yet.