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In the prologue titled "Be Ready When the Luck Happens," the author takes the reader back to a formative moment in the fall of 1965, a day filled with both struggle and profound growth. She had recently begun dating Jeffrey Garten, a charismatic and adventurous sophomore at Dartmouth College, and was visiting him on what she hoped would be a simple, laid-back occasion. However, Jeffrey had other plans. Instead of a relaxed day together, he suggested a hike up Balch Hill, located in Hanover, New…-
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VIII -Memories and Portraits
In the chapter "Old Mortality" from "Memories and Portraits," the narrator reflects on his youthful experiences in a graveyard that sits juxtaposed between a prison and a quiet hotel, overshadowed by the bustling sounds of nearby rail traffic. This somber setting serves as a backdrop for his introspections on life, death, and the fleeting nature of human existence as he wanders among the graves, contemplating the lives of those remembered only by simple epitaphs. This graveyard becomes a place where the…-
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Chapter VII -The Compleat Angler
The focus of Chapter VII in "The Compleat Angler" by Izaak Walton on the Salmon characterizes this fish as the monarch among freshwater inhabitants, revered for its cycle of life intertwined with rivers connected to the sea but distant enough to avoid saltwater contamination. The salmon's spawning process in August is depicted with an intriguing blend of natural instinct and miraculous development, where eggs are laid in meticulously prepared gravel nests only to be left under divine care until they emerge…-
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The memoir of Fleeming Jenkin delves into his instrumental contributions to the field of engineering, particularly in electrical and mechanical engineering, towards the end of his life. Jenkin, renowned for his work, played a pivotal role in the development and realization of an innovative system that commenced practical operations at Glynde, Sussex, four months posthumously. His publication on "Magnetism and Electricity" in 1873 under Longman’s elementary series marked a significant shift in the…-
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35. Marrying Talulah
Marrying Talulah Riley in September 2010 was a defining moment in Elon Musk’s personal life, marking a relationship filled with passion, turbulence, and deep emotional complexity. Their romance had been nothing short of a whirlwind—Musk proposed to Riley just weeks after their first meeting in the summer of 2008, an impulsive move that mirrored his tendency for bold, rapid decisions in both business and life. However, despite the intensity of their connection, they chose to wait nearly two years before…-
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83. The Three Musketeers
The Three Musketeers, James Musk, Andrew Musk, and Ross Nordeen, played pivotal roles in the dramatic transformation of Twitter between October 26-30, 2022, amidst Elon Musk’s acquisition of the platform. James, much like his cousin Elon in both appearance and intellectual capacity, became a leading figure in reshaping Twitter’s technical infrastructure, gathering a team of engineers from Tesla and SpaceX to overhaul the platform. With a deep admiration for Elon from his youth, James stepped into the…-
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Scandal
Scandal loomed over James Hammond’s political career in the late 1850s, particularly following his unexpected nomination to fill a vacant U.S. Senate seat in 1857. Hammond, despite facing a series of personal and political challenges, had spent years embroiled in controversy. His previous electoral losses in 1840 and 1842, combined with his involvement in multiple scandals, made his rise to political prominence highly contentious. One of the most damaging aspects of his personal life was his affair with…-
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Dread
Dread fills the air as Washington braces for the electoral count and certification of President Lincoln’s election, set for February 13. The city is on edge, with General Scott’s troops and artillery strategically positioned throughout, signaling the Army's commitment to protecting the integrity of the electoral process from any potential disturbances. Rumors of six thousand armed men assembling in Baltimore circulate, sparking fears that these forces could disrupt the peaceful transition of power in…-
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Practice Makes Perfect
Practice makes perfect, especially when it comes to the precise and dangerous task of artillery firing at Fort Sumter during the Civil War. The air is thick with the sound of cannon fire as Confederate artillery crews engage in practice sessions, essential for honing their skills. These practice drills are crucial, as firing heavy guns demands both precision and coordination among the crew. Typically composed of seven men, the crew, known as cannoneers, operates a single cannon, referred to as a "piece."…-
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Sources and Acknowledgments
Sources and Acknowledgments is an important section of The Demon of Unrest, where the author delves into the research process and the individuals who contributed to the development of the book. The journey began in early 2020, amidst the global upheaval of the COVID pandemic. At this time, the author became deeply interested in the Civil War, especially the pivotal events at Fort Sumter. The social and political unrest caused by the pandemic made the author question the origins of the war and prompted a…-
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