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05/25/08
For someone who's devoted a good chunk of her life to promoting peace, it's a bit surprising that Alice Yeager's first-ever attempt at writing a play begins with a war. 
Kathleen Lange — For The CapitalNick Allen and Eleanor McCormick, who both attend Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, discuss one of the scenes in “A Capital Idea,” which is set in 1783, when the treaty that ended the Revolutionary War was in the process of being ratified. Find Us On Facebook
But that becomes a lot more understandable after delving a little deeper and discovering that the play starts off at the end of the Revolutionary War, when the Treaty of Paris was in the process of being ratified. Ms. Yeager, an Edgewater resident, runs the nonprofit American Healing Arts Alliance, a group of practitioners ranging from...
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