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By Ray E. Lipinski The sound of cavalry charging, musket fire and exploding cannon thunder once again rocked the prince from his sleep. His forehead was covered in sweat and his sheets damp with perspiration. It…
Sonya stood outside Dr. Bergstrom’s office thinking she was in another world, reality slowly slipping away from her. Thirty minutes later she realized she was sitting in her car with no recollection of how she…
The Maiden Stone (pictured above) is one of the most well-preserved examples of Pictish monuments (monuments of the Picts, a group of Celtic tribes indigenous to the northern and eastern parts of Scotland). Standing at…
Tomnaverie Stone Circle (see above photo) is a great example of a recumbent Stone Circle (i.e. a circle of stones with a large south/west facing stone laid on its side flanked by two larger stones),…
Major John Pitcairn of the British Marines is an historical personage that many of my friends have been acquainted with through my novel-in-the-making, The Third Charge of Crimson, which features him as a main character.…
Sir John Moore first leapt out of the pages of British history for me when my friend, Graham Wright, who lives not far from Moore's birthplace in Glasgow, Scotland, bid me look him up…
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