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TexasProgresive

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9. If anyone has an interest in Ireland in the 20th century
Thu May 21, 2015, 08:13 PM
May 2015

This series is outstanding. There is a chapter on the Bachelor Walk Massacre that is chillingly like the Kent State I'm going to use that word as well massacre. There are other things that sound like stuff that happens to people in our time and nation.

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As I posted last week TexasProgresive May 2015 #1
I like your take on the Titanic being a metaphor of Great Britain. scarletwoman May 2015 #5
If anyone has an interest in Ireland in the 20th century TexasProgresive May 2015 #9
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. scarletwoman May 2015 #10
Oui, Mlle (or is it Mme) Scarlet. n/t TexasProgresive May 2015 #11
Heh. I'm a widow, so I suppose it would be Mme. scarletwoman May 2015 #12
I've used up most of my French TexasProgresive May 2015 #13
Hello, everyone! Thank you for the thread, scarletwoman. Sorry I'm late. Enthusiast May 2015 #2
I think there's no shame in giving up on a book that just doesn't work for you. scarletwoman May 2015 #6
The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson. SheilaT May 2015 #3
Cool! Thank you for that synopsis! scarletwoman May 2015 #7
Where did the week go? hermetic May 2015 #4
Well, if I manage to live long enough to retire, I'm certain it won't be boring for me, either. :D scarletwoman May 2015 #8
Just finished "Ice Hunt" by James Rollins Number9Dream May 2015 #14
I've never read any books by James Rollins. Enthusiast May 2015 #15
If you're in the mood for a blend of action, science, archaeology, & clever escapes... Number9Dream May 2015 #16
It's never too late to add to the reading thread! scarletwoman May 2015 #17
Epitaph by Mary Doria Russell. Mz Pip May 2015 #18
Wow! I'd never heard of Mary Doria Russell, so I looked her up. scarletwoman May 2015 #19
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