27 April 2012
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1 comment:
I enjoyed the Rob Lowe episode more than most of the others because he was so enthusiastic about the results he uncovered. It was emotional when he was invited to become one of the Sons of the Revolution. While my ancestry is British, well mostly, I enjoy successes like this episode presented.
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