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You are welcome to join this thread, but only if you want to join. If you have a favorite kind of history, what would it be?
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Military; art and architecture; maritime vessel design; early aircraft.

Lately I have been getting interested in late 19th century Amarican civilian firearms.

In religion, individuals and iconography.
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(Yesterday, 06:46 PM)Jericho Wrote: You are welcome to join this thread, but only if you want to join. If you have a favorite kind of history, what would it be?

Church history…….. I am currently doing King David and am horrified and confused by constant warfare
(Much like these days)
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Great topic, Joshua. Thanks. My favorite history topics are the history of the Catholic Church, the history of the American South from the antebellum period through reconstruction, and European history from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and Reformation.
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