Talk:John W. Jones (artist)

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I removed the orphan designation. I linked Confederate Currency to the page and will link Slavery in the United States to it when I find the proper slant on economics and public relations. Jones has said his intent is to demonstrate that banknotes served a propaganda purpose in depicting slavery as a natural state of affairs and one on which the Southern states' economies rested. Cgmusselman (talk) 05:50, 14 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]