The Lee H. Hamilton 9/11 Public Discourse Project Papers, 2003-2007

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The Lee H. Hamilton 9/11 Public Discourse Project Papers, 2003-2007

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The collection documents the 16-month effort of the former 9/11 Commissioners to develop pressure for implementation of their recommendations, through public education and extensive congressional testimony under the auspices of the 9/11 Public Discourse Project.

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Modern Political Papers Collection, Indiana University Libraries

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