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Life in the New Century (1500)
This Modern Century
Changes are afoot. Some pleasing. Some terrifying.
To separate the Church from the State is a novel idea, dangerous, fascinating.
The Turks menace us, but some declare there is no such thing as Holy War.
Is it the end of the world? Or the beginning of a new age of man?
I am only certain of one thing. . .I am here.
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Like your website!
Yours is exquisite. An inspiration to my first tottering steps.
this is brilliant.
This is fascinating! It looks like we have some substantial overlaps in our interests, though I lean toward the Turkish side of things.
That’s excellent. Most of us hear much about the Turks but know little. I recently read a book about Cem, brother to Bayezid. The illustrations, by Guillaume Caoursin of the Knight Hospitaller, were most interesting.