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Saturday, January 10, 2015. The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 2. Flora MacDonald's Farewell by George William Joy. The prison ships were a common fate for the many Jacobites who were discovered after the rising. In fact, many of them were sailed to the American colonies where they were sold into indentured servitude (which seems to be a step above slavery but was usually just as bad. More on this in a later post, if anyone is interested). The Tower of London. But it just keeps getting better! If this wer...

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History's Hidden Gems: The Annoying French Guy Who (Literally) Fell Off His High Horse

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014. The Annoying French Guy Who (Literally) Fell Off His High Horse. Phillippe Charles Tronson du Coudray (1738-1777). If you are American you’ve probably engaged in some mockery of the French at some point in your life. Americans love to hate on the French (and vise versa! But way back when, our newly formed country was very chummy with France. In fact, we owe a lot to France—but more on that later. He be given a ranking over all American forces and government positions except,...

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History's Hidden Gems: January 2015

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Saturday, January 10, 2015. The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 2. Flora MacDonald's Farewell by George William Joy. The prison ships were a common fate for the many Jacobites who were discovered after the rising. In fact, many of them were sailed to the American colonies where they were sold into indentured servitude (which seems to be a step above slavery but was usually just as bad. More on this in a later post, if anyone is interested). The Tower of London. But it just keeps getting better! If this wer...

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History's Hidden Gems: First Post! An Introduction

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Wednesday, December 17, 2014. First of all, I want to say thank you for your interest in my writing! I get asked a lot why I love history. Most people associate history with their boring high school history classes. I once had a class where the teacher made us memorize two columns of dates and that was all that our tests consisted of! I didn't like history then. This blog will feature a range of topics including old books, obscure happenings, and random facts. At the moment I'm working on several themes:.

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History's Hidden Gems: The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 2

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Saturday, January 10, 2015. The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 2. Flora MacDonald's Farewell by George William Joy. The prison ships were a common fate for the many Jacobites who were discovered after the rising. In fact, many of them were sailed to the American colonies where they were sold into indentured servitude (which seems to be a step above slavery but was usually just as bad. More on this in a later post, if anyone is interested). The Tower of London. But it just keeps getting better! If this wer...

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History's Hidden Gems: December 2014

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Tuesday, December 23, 2014. The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 1. I am very excited to share Flora MacDonald’s life with you. She would make the ultimate kick-butt disney princess! I read about her in a book called The Women of the American Revolution by Elizabeth Ellet. Miss Ellet is an interesting character herself, because she was involved in a public scandal with Edgar Allen Poe! Is Latin for James), namely in Scotland and Ireland. Prince Charles Edward Stuart, aka Bonnie Prince Charlie. Flora obtaine...

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Saturday, January 10, 2015. The Girl Who Saved a Prince: Part 2. Flora MacDonald's Farewell by George William Joy. The prison ships were a common fate for the many Jacobites who were discovered after the rising. In fact, many of them were sailed to the American colonies where they were sold into indentured servitude (which seems to be a step above slavery but was usually just as bad. More on this in a later post, if anyone is interested). The Tower of London. But it just keeps getting better! If this wer...

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