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	<title>Comments on: Taos Mutiny 1855</title>
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		<title>By: Iva Alexander Arpin</title>
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		<description>Will,
Tom Bosse has been sharing your stories of our Aaron Stevens with me. My early thoughts about Aaron was ,he was a good person at heart and I see you also have come to that conclusion. When I went to Harper&#039;s Ferry and saw some of Aaron&#039;s art,read his letters home and his songs and poetry,I just knew he was not the savage person presented in the history books.You present a wonderful piece of work here and I have so enjoyed reading it. Sometime I should tell you of my research about Aaron&#039;s grandfather Moses Stevens.Not written up as well as you have done but non the less facinating for me.Old Moses and G.W. were friends, of that I am sure. 
Warm Regards Iva</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Will,<br />
Tom Bosse has been sharing your stories of our Aaron Stevens with me. My early thoughts about Aaron was ,he was a good person at heart and I see you also have come to that conclusion. When I went to Harper&#8217;s Ferry and saw some of Aaron&#8217;s art,read his letters home and his songs and poetry,I just knew he was not the savage person presented in the history books.You present a wonderful piece of work here and I have so enjoyed reading it. Sometime I should tell you of my research about Aaron&#8217;s grandfather Moses Stevens.Not written up as well as you have done but non the less facinating for me.Old Moses and G.W. were friends, of that I am sure.<br />
Warm Regards Iva</p>
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