Age of exploration, about 1500-1800s
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Re: Age of exploration, about 1500-1800s
Good work Tero. You can do "The Bronze Age Collapse: how civilisations end" next time eh?
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Clinton Huxley » 21 Jun 2012 » 14:10:36 GMT
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Clinton Huxley » 21 Jun 2012 » 14:10:36 GMT
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Re: Age of exploration, about 1500-1800s
Thanks. I am giving a short class in March still. More chance to experience how these seniors want to view history. Since it's in Europe there is likely some class member that has done geneology of their family and has to stop me for some amusing fact.
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Re: Age of exploration, about 1500-1800s
Have any of them come up with the Henry Ford line?
"History is bunk"
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Re: Age of exploration, about 1500-1800s
I have 3 books by this American who did get to Africa for part of his education. It is pretty much the era after 1600 and colonialism that he covers.
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Atomic man, embossed on hues of
Money greens that swell and ooze, will
Scratch his chin as if to muse that
All this winning meant to lose
Though he slaved and hate his dues
Here he was, no time to choose...Grass for Blades by Wigwam
http://esabirdsne.blogspot.com/
Atomic man, embossed on hues of
Money greens that swell and ooze, will
Scratch his chin as if to muse that
All this winning meant to lose
Though he slaved and hate his dues
Here he was, no time to choose...Grass for Blades by Wigwam
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