Yeah… one of my medieval persons essays in my permanent collection. Someone you’ve probably definitely never heard of: The Implied Catholicism of Roman the Great
Try it with a little gravy and some chickpeas and rice…
Roman the Great
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Well that was informative. I feel better educated now and I have an overwhelming urge to change my son’s name to Roman. (He’s a bit of an ass to) PS – I have an idea for you, if you’re interested 😊
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Lay it on me, Deb!
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10 reasons why bands shouldn’t make best of albums 😊
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Or… an ironic list of why they SHOULD…
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Yotvingians, not surprised spellchecker doesn’t like that! Interesting that Vsevolod did a U turn and became a Monk. A sudden religious calling, perhaps? I love the well you’ve told the events with such aplomb, you really do have a fantastic way of making it both understandable & entertaining! I think more people would be interested in history if it came from you rather than a textbook!
Caz xx
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Thank you so much. I’m a big fan of William Cuppy, so I decided to follow in his footsteps. And, because my education is light on the Middle Ages, I decided to concentrate on that span of time.
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Vsevolodivich…god, pure music to my ear. But still takes ages to write, true 😂😂
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Very interesting!!
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Well, the original goal was to write a book with essays about people from the middle ages. But, like a dachshund with a bell tied to his tail, I got distracted after about ten of them and did something else. I’m glad you liked it.
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I loved it! It is very good 😊
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