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I'm Christopher Miller, a professional historian from Milwaukee, WI USA. I write for the Milwaukee Shepherd-Express about local history, and I'm nearly done with my PhD dissertation about nineteenth-century suburbanization in Milwaukee. I'll be watching and editing articles about Milwaukee, suburbanization and urbanization, and nineteenth-century American history. | I'm Christopher Miller, a professional historian from Milwaukee, WI USA. I write for the Milwaukee Shepherd-Express about local history, and I'm nearly done with my PhD dissertation about nineteenth-century suburbanization in Milwaukee. I'll be watching and editing articles about Milwaukee, suburbanization and urbanization, and nineteenth-century American history. | ||
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Hi.
I'm Christopher Miller, a professional historian from Milwaukee, WI USA. I write for the Milwaukee Shepherd-Express about local history, and I'm nearly done with my PhD dissertation about nineteenth-century suburbanization in Milwaukee. I'll be watching and editing articles about Milwaukee, suburbanization and urbanization, and nineteenth-century American history.
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