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Fatal Error

by testsuphomeAdmin — Fatal error marked a pivotal moment on April 5, when President Lincoln found himself grappling with the consequences of a critical mistake. He had assigned the same warship, the Powhatan, to two separate relief expeditions. Late that night, after receiving a troubling telegram from New York, Lincoln quickly convened with Secretary of State William Seward and Navy Secretary Gideon Welles. Upon reading the telegram, Lincoln expressed his disbelief and took full responsibility for the mishap, acknowledging…
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Cover

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Conclusion

by testsuphomeAdmin — As "The Small and the Mighty" reaches its conclusion, the author reflects on the key themes explored throughout the book, reinforcing the idea that while this particular narrative may come to a close, the journey of learning and taking action continues. Throughout the pages, the book has woven together stories of resilience, perseverance, and the power of individuals—both celebrated and unsung—who have shaped the course of history. The author revisits conversations held in their podcast, Here’s Where…
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Chapter 26: Conscience of the Congress

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[That evening, Cyrus…]

by testsuphomeAdmin — That evening, Cyrus made his way to the Camp5 Center, a local AA recovery clubhouse, for what was becoming a familiar weekly ritual. The room was modest, with a worn atmosphere that felt both comforting and unsettling, filled with a mix of veterans in recovery and newcomers, each person seeking solace in the shared space. Among the attendees was his sponsor, Gabe B., a man who had spent decades maintaining his sobriety and who also pursued a passion for playwriting. As Cyrus settled into the meeting, he…
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Roya Shams

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Chapter 4: Cities

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 4: Cities provides an insightful examination of the racial and cultural evolution of Los Angeles, exploring how its complex history has shaped the city’s identity. The narrative begins by tracing the geographical and historical influences that have left their mark on Los Angeles, starting with the indigenous Tongva people, followed by Spanish and Mexican rule, and eventually the city’s annexation by the United States. This rich history plays a pivotal role in forming the racial classifications…
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CHAPTER III Bruce

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Chapter I -The Compleat Angler

by LovelyMay — at the time and place appointed, and bestow one day with me and my friends in hunting the Otter, I will dedicate the next two days to wait upon you; and we too will, for that time, do nothing but angle, and talk of fish and fishing. Piscator. It is a match, Sir. I'll not fail you, God willing, to be at Amwell Hill to-morrow morning before…
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VI -Memoir of fleeming Jenkin

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