EXTERMÍNIO – NATIVOS – INDIOS NORTE AMERICANOS
Ravens of Dinefwr
Shoot! This one reminded me that I was meant to be writing a book. Heyho.
Read MoreGlasgow. 1900’s
All Roads Led To…
…Shakespeare. Well, in my world anyway. The following was written by a British Admiral/Pasha serving in the Turkish Navy. “Good name in man and woman, dear my lord, Is the immediate jewel of their souls: Who steals my purse steals trash; ’tis something, nothing; ’twas mine, ’tis his, and has been slave to […]
Read MoreNirvana
Kate
But see how deep the bullet lies
Read MoreDevletli, İsmetli, Nakşidil Valide Sultan Aliyyetü’ş-şân Hazretler
She has fascinated me for many years. One day I’ll get to the bottom of this story :o)
Read MoreR & R Chez Moi
Courtesy of Mr JonLevi Sigh
Read MoreDon’t Panic
Four books found. Written by a 19th c “British” Sir who served as Pasha (Admiral) in the TURKISH Navy…writing about the Scots who served in the Imperial Navy. Light at the end of the tunnel or counting chickens? Time will tell.
Read MoreDeeper and Deeper
Flag of Trebizond Wiki : Thomas MacKenzie The Highlander who founded Sevastopol. Khouter MacKenzie, in the Crimea, is so named from Admiral MacKenzie, who. commanded the Black Sea fleet under Katherine II, and fortified Sebastopol. In 1738 MacKenzie of Conansby was a colonel under the Empress Anne, and Captain MacKenzie of Redcastle, another […]
Read MoreWhat Clark said…
…Nice one, Mr Griswold
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