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The Vindication of Man
Feb. 28th, 2017 08:12 pmThe Vindication of Man by John C. Wright
And the adventure continues! Over the millennia. . .
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And the adventure continues! Over the millennia. . .
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Feb. 28th, 2017
Hill's Manual of Social and Business Forms by Thomas E. Hill
A 19th-century book full of advice very little of which you want to take. For instance, the form of writing an address on an envelope has entirely changed. . . which is where the interest lies.
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A 19th-century book full of advice very little of which you want to take. For instance, the form of writing an address on an envelope has entirely changed. . . which is where the interest lies.
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Phoebe and Her Unicorn, online
Feb. 28th, 2017 10:55 pmReading Phoebe And Her Unicorn from the beginning, online, is -- interesting.
You see, after several years, it got launched as a newspaper comic. Which meant a whole pile of new readers had to be introduced from the start.
Some repeat comics, some using the same gag, some comics depicting the same events -- a distinct tendency to compress into one or two comics something that was a whole story arc earlier. Like the spelling bee arc that introduced Max.
You see, after several years, it got launched as a newspaper comic. Which meant a whole pile of new readers had to be introduced from the start.
Some repeat comics, some using the same gag, some comics depicting the same events -- a distinct tendency to compress into one or two comics something that was a whole story arc earlier. Like the spelling bee arc that introduced Max.