Tag Archives: Civil War

The Clouds of Uncivil War Approach

If there’s any one single foremost predicator that led to the American Civil War more than others, it was beyond any doubt the Mexican-American War. The Clouds of Uncivil War Approach by Michael Doyle While careful in thinking too linearly … Continue reading

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Thoughts On Arlington (Memorial Day 2019)

America has never been so seemingly divided since our Civil War. Thoughts On Arlington by Michael Romani With so many jokes out to rewrite history It really isn’t much of a mystery That our nation barely stands divided With too … Continue reading

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Time Spent With the Harvard Classics – Plutarch’s Lives – Caesar

Within Plutarch’s Parallel Lives previously discussed on an earlier post is the biography of Caesar.  By this, I mean Gaius Julius Caesar known as simply Julius Caesar.  Except that is that there is very little that is simple about Julius Caesar.  … Continue reading

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Time Spent With the Harvard Classics: Paradise Lost – John Milton

John Milton was a 17th Century English poet.  He is considered one of greatest of the English poets ever. His major work is said to be Paradise Lost.  It is an epic poem written in blank verse and consists depending on … Continue reading

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Time Spent With the Harvard Classics: Haskell’s Account of the Battle of Gettysburg

The Battle of Gettysburg stretched from July 1st through 3rd, 1863.  It was one of the most horrendous battles that was ever fought in the Western hemisphere and it occurred between two sides of Americans – the North versus the … Continue reading

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Mother’s Day 2017, Part I

  Yesterday, I photographed part of what a friend had set up as a build on a Virtual Reality platform called Second Life.   She had built this on her “land” in celebration of Mother’s Day.  Her parcel is set … Continue reading

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