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YohjiArmstrong
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Topic: AE Magazine - Issue 15 Posted: 27-Jul-2007 at 13:54 |
The battle is Alexander the Great vs. the Persians at Gaugemala. Either that or Granicus, I'm sure of it!
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Hope
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Posted: 26-Jul-2007 at 17:55 |
Thanks for the kind words, Praetor, I'm very happy you found it readable
I must admit that the importance of knowing that pseudo history is merely pseudo history, is one of my main fields of concern (that and the grammar of my mother tounge).
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Posted: 25-Jul-2007 at 05:46 |
My congratulations to the many talented contributers to this magazine ,
with special thanks to my good friend Knights and his valiant attack on
the Hun myth, Theodor Felix for a very good article on one of my
favourite battles in history, to Constantine XI for helping to bring
the highly talented Emperor Constantine V out of obscurity and to Hope
for reminding us that human beings are as gullible as ever and for an
attack on the historical accuracy of the Da Vinci code and related
texts (the more the merrier).
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Posted: 24-Jul-2007 at 00:45 |
exactly Constantine, all depends on what you imply by the term university historian.
Knights- I have a BGS with a duel major- History and Buisness management but never used the history for any practical purpose , buisness managment on the other hand.
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Constantine XI
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Posted: 23-Jul-2007 at 20:24 |
Aster, it depends on what you consider university historian. Bachelors,
Honours, Masters, PhD graduates? Primary, seconday or tertiary history
teachers? Scholars?
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Posted: 23-Jul-2007 at 16:05 |
Originally posted by rider
so, it is the question of whether Theodore and Act of Oblivion are... although I doubt it. |
....university historian??..alas no..... ....
..well, not yet anyway!!!!!!!!!!!!..... ....
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Knights
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Posted: 23-Jul-2007 at 15:49 |
Dawn is, isn't she?
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Posted: 23-Jul-2007 at 15:44 |
Sorry.. but Hugoestr isn't, as far as I know Dawn and Paul aren't either... so, it is the question of whether Theodore and Act of Oblivion are... although I doubt it.
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Posted: 23-Jul-2007 at 15:40 |
This is great, great stuff - I'm really pleased to be in a community that produces such a periodical! I really enjoyed Act of Oblivion's article on Historiology - that would be a good board to have - the Philosophy of history...). Also, one question- is everyone here (well apart from a few Like Rider and Knights...) university historians?
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Knights
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Posted: 08-Jul-2007 at 13:50 |
Originally posted by morticia
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Your son has a very cool name, Morty Splendid edition! Paul, Rider, and the team - bravo! To all the contributing writers, some fantastic work, I look forward to continuing reading my way through it all. Special well done to Theo Felix, on my favourite battle of all time Keep up the good work! - Knights - PS. Sorry to all Attila fans, for my slight 'bashing' of him
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Posted: 07-Jul-2007 at 23:58 |
Thanks to all for their awesome work.
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Posted: 05-Jul-2007 at 03:48 |
Nicely done Paul, only now I'll have to pm North again...
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Posted: 04-Jul-2007 at 15:50 |
Nice Timotheus.
defenestrations... what a nice word, no doubt coming from the latin 'fenestra', a 'window'???
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Posted: 04-Jul-2007 at 12:31 |
Right good these -- I've been rather busy of late, no chance to work on my articles, but I have one half written and I'll try to finish it up before the next edition. Just one note, on "This Month in History" -- I guess "Johan Hus" is how you might say it in German, but historically we would call him Jan Hus -- calling it the "Johan Hus Riot" is a bit imprecise when we can say the "First Defenestration of Prague" (defenestration -- thrown out a window -- see also the beginnings of the 30 Years War and Jan Masaryk) -- also, written "capital of Bohemia (today's CSR)" -- the modern day country is called the Czech Republic, not the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. And this sentence - "It was the beginning of the Hussite wars, whose history is told in an excellent article on AEs main section." why thank you very much. One more thing, English note rather than Historical. "the motions of the enraged people of Prague finally swapped over" looks to me like you mixed an idiom. "the emotions of the enraged people of Prague finally boiled over" fits better. Sorry for the pedantry
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Posted: 03-Jul-2007 at 16:31 |
Originally posted by morticia
Good job, guys! I enjoyed the articles, and my son, Alex, loved the articles by Rider on the Stargate series. He recognized all the characters mentioned. I was amazed! Keep up the good work! |
Thanks, They are the beginning of a new section (that will be mostly written by me, as it seems). I am fairly confident he can see something about Stargate the next one although my list-to-write includes more from LotR currently. Did he like them, did you like them? Paul, pretty fine although the Stargate ones are a little out of place for me. And THIM is a little high too (a cm or two).
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Posted: 03-Jul-2007 at 16:24 |
Hopefully the FF problem is solved??????????
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Posted: 03-Jul-2007 at 14:57 |
Good job, guys! I enjoyed the articles, and my son, Alex, loved the articles by Rider on the Stargate series. He recognized all the characters mentioned. I was amazed! Keep up the good work!
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Posted: 03-Jul-2007 at 02:24 |
Yes, I'm also on FF and it's a little out of place.
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Posted: 02-Jul-2007 at 21:31 |
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For some reason when I use IE everything is perfectly aligned but when I use firefox they are not. |
I was using firefox at home this morning and it was stuffing up. I'm not at uni using IE and it is perfect. So what you experience is the same as with me here.
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Posted: 02-Jul-2007 at 21:21 |
For some reason when I use IE everything is perfectly aligned but when I use firefox they are not.
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