Hidden History Research

“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”

I Can Do That…

Jacquelyn GreigHow Very Dare I?, Mameluke, Opinions, Research, The Hidden History ProjectLeave a comment

…said my brain!

Oh. Really?

A week and a day later and I’ve got to page 21 of the book I started reading in a car park last week. It’s already covered in sticky notes – the last one on Page 20 says Question THIS Assumption.

Stupid brain.

The author is brilliant but I disagree with him on the page in the image above. Evidence is growing that Celtic Myth/Arthurian Myth etc and the subject I’m studying ARE very deeply connected.

And – his whole theory is based on the History of the Mam(e)luks.

GB : 18th April 2019

Can I prove/disprove?

Maybe. Maybe not :o)

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