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Break Through!!! | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. Take a look and you can see the first bit of the next level of content that I have been working on. Click Here to see it. You can also get to this by either clicking on the page in the sidebar titled “Lexington and Concord April 18-19, 1775,” or you can by going to the actual timeline and clicking on the event. Please take a look at what I have done, I hope you enjoy. On June 23, 2010 at 06:42 Leave a Comment. To TrackBack this entry is:. Feed for comments on this post.

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Filters | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. One of the major questions that came up following my presentation last Thursday was: “How do I plan to make certain that my history is accurate? Here are 5 rules that I will follow to try and keep historical accuracy. I will dig into the worldview’s and minds of the authors of my resources as much as I can (there are definitely some limitation to how far I can). With at least an idea of what they believed and how they thought I can then come to the book more...It is w...

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October | 2010 | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. I have completed the livingnarrations template web page and am to ready to begin working on the content once again. Please take a look at the site:. On October 3, 2010 at 20:30 Leave a Comment. Lexington and Concord April 18-19, 1775. The Lord is My Shepherd. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 2 other followers. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Living Narrations”.

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. The goal of Living Narrations is to recreate history as it actually happened, so that it can be narrated in such a way as to bring history to life, hence the name Living Narrations. To do this we seek to do several things:. First and foremost, we seek to eliminate every layer of historical revisionism that has been thrown in with history. In other words we seek to discover what actually happened, not what common thought would have us believe happened. To TrackBack thi...

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Timeline | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. The first step in my project was to create a timeline of the American War for Independence:. April 18-19, 1775. General Gage sends 700 troops to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams, as well as capture war material stored at Concord. Due to this, on the night of the 18th Paul Revere and William Dawes ride in the night to spread the alarm, crying: Turn out! The Regulars are out! April 23, 1775. May 10, 1775. June 17, 1775. July 3, 1775. July 5, 1775. The Olive Branch P...

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The Webpage | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. Over the last month or two of not posting anything here on this blog, I have not been inactive. I have slowed down a lot on how much work I have been doing on the timeline. Instead I have been spending a fair amount of time building a website to apply the work I have done and will do. On August 31, 2010 at 20:32 Comments (2). To TrackBack this entry is:. Https:/ livingnarrations.wordpress.com/2010/08/31/the-webpage/trackback/. Feed for comments on this post. Follow Bl...

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This Project | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. Here is a vague outline of my plan for this project:. First I will build the history. 1 Build a basic timeline I have completed this portion and you can see it here. 2 Build the history of each event This section will event by event chronicle the history of the War for American Independence, this will include a minute by minute, and hour by hour timeline of each event. Second I will build the Society. On May 21, 2010 at 12:54 Comments (6). To TrackBack this entry is:.

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Lexington and Concord April 18-19, 1775 | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. Lexington and Concord April 18-19, 1775. Prior to the 18th and 19th. June 1, 1774. September 1, 1774. The British seized 250 half barrels of gunpowder. September 2, 1774. Due to false rumors nearly 30,000 militiamen marched toward Boston. This absolutely stunned and frightened General Gage who called for 20,000 more troops from England, since he only had 3,000 at the time. April 18, 1775. With darkness nearing a small group of British soldiers and officers were seen b...

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Resources for this Project | Living Narrations

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Discovering God's story in HisStory. Resources for this Project. A history of the United States For Schools. By John Fiske* and Frank Alpine Hill ( Get the Google Doc. A National Register of the Society, Sons of the American Revolution*. Get the Google Doc. By David Saville Muzzey ( Get the Google Doc. Annals of the American Revolution. By Jedidiah Morse ( Get the Google Doc. Diary of David How. Get the Google Doc. Diary of the American Revolution. By Frank Moore ( Get the Google Doc. Get the Google Doc.