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93Surgery during Civil War
by daryl2007
excerpts from :ehistory.com, and the article of Alfred Jay Bollet, M.D. The most common Civil War surgery was the amputation. A few words about why there were so many amputations may be appropriate here.... published 5 weeks ago
90King Lear: The Good, the Bad and the Blind
by d mitchell
In King Lear, Shakespeare repeatedly and effectively uses the juxtaposition of blindness and sight amongst three different sets of characters in order to create his darkest tragedy. published 5 months ago
89World War 1 Weapons
by jimmythejock
The German Army (The Axis) In 1914 at the Outbreak of World War 1, the German Army was the strongest in Europe; Germany knew that war was immanent and had been preparing for many years before The Great War... published 2 weeks ago
88The Origin of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
by Chuck
Rudolph's story begins sometime in 1939. The nation was still in the midst of the Great Depression but that didn't prevent people from celebrating and enjoying the good times of life. Times may have been... published 2 years ago
86Alice In Wonderland Quotes
by Angela Harris
Alice in Wonderland was written by Lewis Carroll almost 150 years ago in 1865. The actual name of the classic book is Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The story of the little girl named Alice who fell down... published 2 months ago
85Why Men Love Bitches
by rb101182
"Why Men Love Bitches" is a self help dating book written by an author named Sherry Argov. For those of you who haven't heard of this book, it basically gives advice to women about what they should and... published 5 months ago
85The Notebook- The Book vs. The Movie, You Decide
by SweetiePie
The Notebook is a short novel, so you could read it in one day if you had time. I read it in two because I was busy, but I like these types of novels. With larger novels if you put them down for awhile you... published 2 months ago
84Particle Physics Up Close and Tiny
by Patty Inglish, MS
Outer space is a location of fascinating quantum effects too great in number to count. These effects seem to create subatomic particles and antiparticles from out of sheer nothingness. Once they appear, they cease to exist again instantly. The power in this operation can be put to many uses... published 2 weeks ago
82Books about Rolex watches
by James Montgomery
If you interested in learning about Rolex watches, or enhancing the knowledge you already have, there are quite a few books on the market that provide a good overview of the company history, individual... published 2 years ago
82Societies of the Future, Utopia, Dystopia or Sparta
by Daniel Greenfield
Science Fiction is often an expression of humanity's attempt to peer into the future, to foresee what is to come and imagine what the world, and also to better understand our own society and culture by looking... published 13 months ago
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