Will historian be allowed to testify?
January 25, 2011 | Posted by javal The Orange County Board of Supervisors wants to keep history out of the Wilderness Walmart dispute, and instead focus on local land-use issues in the high-profile case that starts today in circuit court.
Last week, the board’s attorneys filed a motion to quash the testimony of Pulitzer Prize-winning historian James McPherson. He is among several national figures who have appealed to Wal-Mart to not build a supercenter at routes 3 and 20 near the Civil War’s Wilderness battlefield.
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