The Wind Done Gone by Alice Randall
Alice Randall’s controversial “The Wind Done Gone” takes Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” and changes the narrative perspective. Randall tells the tale of Tara from Scarlett’s bi-racial half-sister.
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Saint Oliver Plunkett Archbishop & Martyr, 1625-1681
Plunkett (or Plunket) was born into an influential Anglo-Norman family on 1 November 1625 at Loughcrew, near Oldcastle, Co Meath. In 1647, he travelled to the Irish College in Rome, and was ordained a priest in 1654. To avoid Cromwellian persecution, Plunkett petitioned to remain in Rome, and in 1657 became a professor of theology.
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Saint Oliver Plunkett Archbishop & Martyr, 1625-1681
Plunkett (or Plunket) was born into an influential Anglo-Norman family on 1 November 1625 at Loughcrew, near Oldcastle, Co Meath. In 1647, he travelled to the Irish College in Rome, and was ordained a priest in 1654. To avoid Cromwellian persecution, Plunkett petitioned to remain in Rome, and in 1657 became a professor of theology.
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Hubert Howe Bancroft – Author Or Editor?
Hubert Howe Bancroft was an eminent historian who earned literary fame from his publications including “The Book Of Wealth” and “The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft.” But was Bancroft really the author of these books or simply an editor-in-chief?
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Book Review – Manohar Malgonkar’s ‘A Bend in the Ganges’
Manohar Malgonkar is a prominent writer in English from India. Born in 1913 Manohar saw his early years pass by with the Raj in full swing. He joined the Army and rose to be a Lieutenant Colonel before he decided to call it quits.
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A Quick History of Interesting Assaults on History Books
History is the past his-story (her story, too). It is something that we should know as much about as possible so that we do not have to repeat the mistakes we have made in the past. It does not matter if there is such a thing as reincarnation or not, history does repeat.
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Weather History
Weather history is a fascinating topic to look over. I’m only aware of two books which focus on the forecasting and prediction history over time. They speak about weather forecasting from the ancient Greeks to techniques which help us form the modern forecast.
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Book Review – Early Swahili History Reconsidered
Thomas Spear is an exceptional author, part of an assemblage of early African history contributors. His journal article on Swahili history brings with it a revolutionary look into the bases of Swahili culture through historical and linguistic claims.
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Spies of the Balkans Written by Alan Furst
I had always liked the books of Alan Furst but this one threw me for a loop! Maybe it was me not being able to get into this story but, with my love and interest in books from this period before, during, and after WWII, I figured I would fall right into this spy book and enjoy it thoroughly. Instead, I “waffled” my way through this read.
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What Song Zi, Chinese Ancient Strategist, Teaches Us
Precisely, Song Zi (Japanese “Son-Shi) is not a name of person. It is a name of a book.
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