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The Slave Trade by Auguste-Francois Biard, (1840). As of June 2007 it hangs at the entrance to the — 01 Feb 2019

Arthur St. Clair the Viking Descendant and Abolitionist Who Became President of America

By ashley cowie

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The man who instigated the abolition of slavery in North America was born on March 23, 1734, in Thurso, a small fishing village on the north-east coast of Scotland. Arthur St. Clair would live a life of adventure which on February 2, 1787,...
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The Slave Trade by Auguste-Francois Biard, (1840). As of June 2007 it hangs at the entrance to the — 01 Feb 2019

Arthur St. Clair the Viking Descendant and Abolitionist Who Became President of America

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

1

The man who instigated the abolition of slavery in North America was born on March 23, 1734, in Thurso, a small fishing village on the north-east coast of Scotland. Arthur St. Clair would live a life of adventure which on February 2, 1787,...
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Fractal Cannabis Marijuana Mobius Dragon — 28 Jan 2019

The Indo-European Legacy of Ancient Cannabis

By Jason Jarrell

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There are few plants that have caused upheavals in human society comparable to those centered on cannabis in modern times. Since the declaration of the ‘war on cannabis’ by American President Richard Nixon in the 1970s, the American prison...
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Fractal Cannabis Marijuana Mobius Dragon — 28 Jan 2019

The Indo-European Legacy of Ancient Cannabis

By Jason Jarrell

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There are few plants that have caused upheavals in human society comparable to those centered on cannabis in modern times. Since the declaration of the ‘war on cannabis’ by American President Richard Nixon in the 1970s, the American prison...
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Kung Fu Shaolin — 25 Jan 2019

36 Chambers of Death: The Energy Centers of the Ancient Shaolin Martial Arts

By ashley cowie

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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) was the name of the 1993 debut album by American rap group Wu-Tang Clan, which not only set a new standard for hardcore hip hop during the 1990s, but it brought New York City’s rap scene onto the international...
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Kung Fu Shaolin — 25 Jan 2019

36 Chambers of Death: The Energy Centers of the Ancient Shaolin Martial Arts

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) was the name of the 1993 debut album by American rap group Wu-Tang Clan, which not only set a new standard for hardcore hip hop during the 1990s, but it brought New York City’s rap scene onto the international...
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Kilwinning Abbey, Kilwinning, Scotland — 18 Jan 2019

Medieval Scottish Masons’ Multi-Dimensional Secrets

By ashley cowie

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Internationally best-selling author Dan Brown's 2009 fictional novel, The Lost Symbol, drew heavily on the mystique, secrets and perceived conspiratorial nature of Freemasons, the world's oldest and largest fraternity whose members have included...
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Kilwinning Abbey, Kilwinning, Scotland — 18 Jan 2019

Medieval Scottish Masons’ Multi-Dimensional Secrets

By ashley cowie

History & Tradition

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Internationally best-selling author Dan Brown's 2009 fictional novel, The Lost Symbol, drew heavily on the mystique, secrets and perceived conspiratorial nature of Freemasons, the world's oldest and largest fraternity whose members have included...
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Decatur Boarding the Tripolitan Gunboat during the bombardment of Tripoli, 3 August 1804. Lieutenant Stephen Decatur (lower right center) in mortal combat with the Tripolitan Captain by Dennis Malone Carter (19th century) (Public Domain) — 16 Jan 2019

The Price for Peace: The First Barbary War

By Cam Rea

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In 1785, John Adams and his wife Abigail made their home in London. John was the newly appointed American ambassador to Great Britain. It was already bad enough that America was a free and independent nation let alone that it had an ambassador....
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Decatur Boarding the Tripolitan Gunboat during the bombardment of Tripoli, 3 August 1804. Lieutenant Stephen Decatur (lower right center) in mortal combat with the Tripolitan Captain by Dennis Malone Carter (19th century) (Public Domain) — 16 Jan 2019

The Price for Peace: The First Barbary War

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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In 1785, John Adams and his wife Abigail made their home in London. John was the newly appointed American ambassador to Great Britain. It was already bad enough that America was a free and independent nation let alone that it had an ambassador....
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