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Darkest Before Dawn: Sedition and Free Speech in the American West

Reflections West
5:00 am
Wed June 18, 2014

Ellen Baumler & Clem Work

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6/17/14 & 6/18/14: This week on "Reflections West:" Historian Ellen Baumler, who witnessed Governor Brian Schweitzer's posthumous pardon of the 76 men and 3 women convicted of sedition under Montana's notorious 1918 law, reflects on WWI hysteria. Clem Work speculates on the convictions of two of the pardoned, William and Janet Smith.

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