source: documented-examples/trunk/lomdemo-e/import/arts/15534.xml@ 22897

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<educational>
<semanticdensity>
<value />
<source />
</semanticdensity>
<interactivitytype>
<value />
<source />
</interactivitytype>
<learningresourcetype>
<value />
<source />
</learningresourcetype>
<intendeduserrole>
<value />
<source />
</intendeduserrole>
<typicalagerange />
<typicalagerange />
<context>
<value />
<source />
</context>
<typicallearningtime>
<description />
</typicallearningtime>
<language>English</language>
<interactivitylevel>
<value />
<source />
</interactivitylevel>
<difficulty>
<value />
<source />
</difficulty>
<description />
</educational>
<classification>
<keyword>
<langstring>Arts: History: Canadian History</langstring>
</keyword>
<description />
<purpose>
<langstring>Discipline</langstring>
</purpose>
</classification>
<rights>
<description>
<langstring>Copyright 2002, University of Victoria</langstring>
</description>
<cost>
<langstring>NO</langstring>
</cost>
<copyrightandotherrestrictions>
<langstring>YES</langstring>
</copyrightandotherrestrictions>
</rights>
<general>
<aggregationlevel />
<language>English</language>
<title>
<langstring>Who Killed William Robinson?</langstring>
</title>
<keyword />
<coverage />
<description>
<langstring>William Robinson was a real person, a Black American who was murdered on Salt Spring Island in the British Colony of British Columbia in 1868. He had arrived in the Colony a decade before, as part of a contingent of Black Americans fleeing persecution and slavery in the years leading up to the American Civil War.

Robinson was one of three island residents killed in this small community in the space of less than two years. All three were Black. An Aboriginal man named Tshuanhusset, also called Tom, was charged with the murder, convicted and hanged, but a closer look at the evidence challenges the guilty verdict...</langstring>
</description>
</general>
<lifecycle>
<version />
<status>
<value>
<langstring />
</value>
<source>
<langstring />
</source>
</status>
<contribute>
<centity>
<vcard>Ruth Sandwell, John Lutz. University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada</vcard>
</centity>
<role>
<langstring>Creator</langstring>
</role>
<date>
<description />
</date>
</contribute>
<contribute>
<centity />
<role />
<date>
<description />
</date>
</contribute>
</lifecycle>
<relation>
<kind>
<value />
<source />
</kind>
<resource>
<description />
</resource>
</relation>
<technical>
<size />
<otherplatformrequirements />
<duration />
<requirement>
<name>
<value />
<source />
</name>
</requirement>
<format>text/html</format>
<installationremarks />
<location>http://web.uvic.ca/history-robinson/</location>
</technical>
</lom>