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74Book Review - Diana Gabaldon's An Echo In The Bone
Diana Gabaldon's An Echo In the Bone definitely brings to mind the age that we live in. Her newest in the Outlander series is definitely not meant for the blog-minded! I think it weighed in at 817 pages and I...
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68Reading and Writing Are Tools for Life
I believe reading and writing are important tools that a person needs throughout their lifetime regardless of what profession someone is in. Literacy can open up many possibilities for someone. Writing well...
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82Mysteries of Ancient History
The World is full of incredible ancient mysteries that history books just won't teach you, and it's rather sad to me how few people are aware of some of the incredible discoveries and unknown history of this...
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67The Most Important Figures in the History of Astronomy - Part 1
A famous pre-Socratic era Hellenic philosopher, Pythagoras of Samos, Ionia, is for the most part best-known through his work as registered by his followers, the Pythagoreans. His followers thought that...
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63Review: Freedom Just Around the Corner
Walter McDougall begins his history of American history from 1585 to 1828 by citing several American literary works which demonstrate how Americans seem naturally to be hustlers. Interestingly enough, he...
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77The Magdalene Line of Kathleen McGowan
I've just spent three days in Belgium with Kathleen McGowan, author of "The Expected One" and "The Book of Love". So don't think this is a literary review or something. It's always tricky to write a review...
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68Of Paradise and Power
As the tag line “America and Europe in the new world order” suggests, the book Of Paradise and Power is Robert Kagan’s analysis of current transatlantic relations and the historical background which...
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57Ancient People of the Arctic by Robert McGhee Review
Reading was not so easy the Ancient People of the Arctic from the standpoint of person with some non-academic knowledge in archeology, but almost no cognition of the pre and early history of northern America....
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62Behaviours/On Truth & Cynicism
"In the Name of the Father, The Son and into the hole he goes" so said the children as they baptised the family cat in the washing line prop hole at the bottom of the garden. Perception, hearing and...
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61Arthur's Britain by Leslie Alcock Book Review
King Arthur and his knights are best-known to most of the Western public as some of the extraordinary figures of legend. In King Arthur's Britain, Leslie Alcock analyzes the historic background to the...
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