The first episode of The American Revolution Podcast is now out! In this episode we give a brief overview of the globe-spanning British Empire of 1763.
https://t.co/K5Fp8FqcwB
@DoctorPerin Honestly, if it works I couldn't care less whether it's scientific or not.
Now, separately I have intellectual interests, but but as a matter of therapeutic process I don't see why we should care whether something is scientific or not
For some reason this reminds me of Sir Humphrey Gilbert's last recorded words, moments before his vessel was lost with all hands in a storm off the Azores:
"We are as near to Heaven by sea as by land!"
Captain Cooper of the Anderson radios Captain McSorley to notify him of another ship about 9 miles ahead, and asks how they're doing.
McSorley replies:
"We are holding our own."
Flora MacDonald giving a speech in Gaelic to the Highlander loyalists en route to Moore's Creek is one of the greatest and most ironic Revolutionary War crossovers, in my opinion.
@engrishmuffins@selentelechia Have you ever read Chaim Grade's The Yeshiva?
This has pretty clear roots in Eastern European Jewry and its peculiar neuroses
@geexcy I have frequently thought this too, but it feels kind of money-grubby lol
"Actually, in my professional opinion you should see me twice a week."
Found myself musing during my morning commute about the successful post-Culloden coΓΆption of the Highlanders into the British imperial project by convincing them to enlist en masse in the army, and the similarity between the South's successful reΓ―ntegration after the Civil War.