Quotes About History
The war is over. They just signed the armistice. Eleven o'clock this morning, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
~ Rhys Bowen
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I tore off the brown paper wrapping from the large parcel and found myself looking at my own face. It was so startling that I almost dropped the picture. It was even more startling when I read the inscription: "Joanna Langley. 1749–1823.
~ Rhys Bowen
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I am Victoria Georgiana Charlotte Eugenie, daughter of the Duke of Glen Garry and Rannoch—known to my friends as Georgie. My grandmother was the least attractive of Queen Victoria's daughters, who consequently never managed to snare a Romanov or a Kaiser, for which I am truly grateful and I expect she was too.
~ Rhys Bowen
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With what? It's no coincidence that it was white male scientists
~ Rian Hughes
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Electra droned
~ Ric Gillespie
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Common sense and history tell you that rewarding illegal behavior will only encourage more of it.
~ Ric Keller
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There's another quote on the act of writing letters, have a look: Letter writing is a truly anachronistic genre, a sort of tardy inheritance of the eighteenth century; those who lived at that time believed in the pure truth of the written word. And we? Times have changed; words are lost with ever greater ease; you can see them float on the waters of history; sink, come up again, mixed in by the current with the water hyacinths.
~ Ricardo Piglia
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the Beatles and the Stones, never the Stones and the Beatles.
~ Rich Cohen
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I take comfort in knowing that it was the shepherds to whom the angels appeared when they announced Christ's birth. Invariably throughout the course of history, God has appeared to people on the fringes. It's nice to find theological justification for your quirks.
~ Rich Mullins
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The ability to conceptualize war plans and implement them on a grand scale is one of the most difficult skills for any officer to acquire. Most never acquire this ability, something that may explain why warfare has, over the long centuries of its practice, produced only a few truly great generals. Subotai became one of those generals.
~ Richard A. Gabriel
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this development produced what is called Middle English, known especially from Chaucer
~ Richard A. LaFleur
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Two Talented Gladiators RVSTICVS MALIVS XII C XI M • TERNTIVS III C III Rsticus Malius XII, c(ornae) XI; M(rcus) Terntius III, c(ornae) III.
~ Richard A. LaFleur
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Until Eve arrived, this was a man's world.
~ Richard Armour
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Almost nothing is known about Homer, which explains why so much has been written about him.
~ Richard Armour
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There are no civilians in Japan.
~ Richard B. Frank
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For the church, it is perhaps important to know that the obedience of faith was lived out in history by the flesh-and-blood man Jesus, for his example teaches us that to trust in the power of God over history is not to trust in vain.
~ Richard B. Hays
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Jensen var det enda svarta alter ego jag hade. Han föddes svart eftersom pappa hade fördomar mot svarta. Han föddes in i mig så att jag kunde utveckla uppskattning för alla möjliga sorters människor. Han gav mig perspektiv så att jag inte skulle bli fördomsfull som pappa. Jensen läste om sin ras och gav sig själv ett slavnamn från sjuttonhundratalet. Med kunskapen Jensen gav mig, har jag förståelse för rashistoria och kamp.
~ Richard Baer
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The upward spiral was checked from the mid-1980s and reversed around 1990. For the last couple of decades, the G7 share has been torqueing downward at a mighty pace. Today it is back to the level that it first attained at the very beginning of the nineteen century.
~ Richard Baldwin
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the chapter explains the three-cascading-constraints perspective by walking through, in sequence, the situation where all three constraints were binding (before 1820), the situation where only two were binding (up to 1990), and finally, today's situation where only one is binding.
~ Richard Baldwin
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Classical Studies Question: What were the circumstances of Julius Caesar's death? Answer: Suspicious ones
~ Richard Benson
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How was power to be shared in a country that in its three-thousand-year history had never once witnessed a peaceful struggle for power?
~ Richard Bernstein
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When the Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov visited Washington in 1942, he'd been invited to sleep at the White House. "I think," Roosevelt told Churchill in 1942 referring to Stalin, "that if I give him everything I can and ask him for nothing in return, noblesse oblige, he won't try to annex anything and will work with me for a world of democracy and peace." The American president clung to that illusion until his death in April 1945.
~ Richard Bernstein
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Nothing is sadder than an old whore.
~ Richard Bowes
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Good brands reflect the histories of the time and the group of people that made them. They can not be copied. They can not be recycled.
~ Richard Branson
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