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CONFEDERATE DIPLOMACY: Emancipation, Recognition, & Intervention in the Trans-Mississippi

Jeff Prushankin wrote 6 days ago: In December 1864, Camille de Polignac, a Confederate general serving in the Trans-Mississippi, reque … more →

Tags: Confederate Diplomacy, Edmund Kirby Smith, Camille Polignac, Henry Watkins Allen, Thomas Reynolds, John Slidell, Sarah A. Dorsey, Ernest Miltenberger, John C. Moncure

London calling.2 comments

to55er wrote 2 weeks ago: Continuing with Things You Don’t Need to Know about London and, aside from a guest list that include … more →

Tags: humour, London, Random, Trivia, Things you don't need to know about..., People, Humor, Men, Britain

The Countess Castiglione

thequintessential wrote 2 weeks ago: The French court photographer Pierre-Louis Pierson took more than 400 portraits of the Countess Cast … more →

Tags: Art and Archeology, Society, Countess Castiglione, Paris, Pierre-Louis Pierson, Socialité

Ultimate Power, Maximum Life.

letsgetcynical wrote 1 month ago: On November 5th, as fireworks exploded in the sky and the MTV EMAs continued to prove their complete … more →

Tags: Music, live, Xbox Reverb, Pulled apart by horses, sky larkin, Eiger Studios

FIASCO!!4 comments

lichanos wrote 1 month ago: File this under incompetent leaders of great states, right next to George W. Bush:  The Paris of tod … more →

Tags: Literature, fiasco, WWI, War, French Literature, Realism, Politics, Socialism, Emile Zola

Bradfield Beckons the Brave

POH wrote 3 months ago: Political party preselection would not normally remain on KC political correspondent’s radar, … more →

Tags: Politics, Sartor, John Alexander, Bradfield Liberal preselection, John Bradfield, Brendan Nelson, keating

Sightseeing-Tour on Castle Wildegg

Narrenkaiserin wrote 4 months ago: I’ve spent this day with friends on a sightseeing tour on castle Wildegg. It’s not far a … more →

Tags: Castle, Wildegg, Lenzburg

Gargoyle of Notre Dame

thequintessential wrote 5 months ago: The above picture littled “Henri Le Secq et La Stryge“* was by Charles Nègre (1820–1880) … more →

Tags: Art and Archeology, Politics, Society, Charles Negre, Gargoyle, Henri Le Secq, Notre Dame, Victor Hugo, Winslow Homer

Bordeaux: A Second Golden Age 1 comment

Bob Fisher wrote 7 months ago: Panache For those francophiles in the room, to suggest that French culture is all about presence and … more →

Tags: Europe, special interest travel, Art's travel, Historical and Heritage Travel, urban travel, Political Travel, Architectural Travel, Architecture, Bob Fisher

10 things you might not know about Cinco de Mayo...

Dana wrote 7 months ago: Maximilian's bullet-riddled shirt Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of the defeat of French troops … more →

Tags: Commentary, Lists, cinco de mayo, corona, menudo, Maximilian of Austria

Park Monument (Aayi Mandapam) in Pondicherry

shan wrote 7 months ago: Aayi Mandapam is situated at the centre of Government Park in Pondicherry city. It is one of the won … more →

Tags: pondicherry tourism, pondicherry, Union Territory, karaikal, Beaches, Garden, Botanical Garden, Tourist, Traveler

Mary Lincoln's Neckline Heads South2 comments

lisa waller rogers wrote 9 months ago: As mentioned in yesterday’s post, Mary Todd Lincoln slavishly followed the fashion lead of the … more →

Tags: Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln, Fashion, People, style setters, 19th Century Fashion, Abraham Lincoln, Charles Frederick Worth, Elizabeth Keckley, Empress Eugenie

6 hour film on the Paris Commune

lettrist wrote 10 months ago: La Commune (2001) – a self-reflective film about the short-lived commune that arose out of soc … more →

Tags: Marxism, communism, Franco-Prussian war, Filmmaking, France, Paris, Blanquists, NGOs, Christianity

Roadtrip and a history lesson.

Jordan wrote 10 months ago: I’m writing right now from Charlotte, North Carolina.  I decided earlier this month that I’d go on a … more →

Tags: Stateside, Ecuador, Panama Hat, Straw Hat, Panama, Panama City, Charlotte, North Carolina, Everglades

Small Things That Changed History

thequintessential wrote 11 months ago: 11. Thirst The Mayflower landed at Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620 because the ship ran out of beer. … more →

Tags: Lists, The Mayflower, napoleon, Second Amendment, comma, Richard III, Nail, butterfly ballot, michael dukakis

Napoleon III and Queen Victoria - exhibition

royalandco wrote 1 year ago: BY R&Co – November 2008. Château de Compiègne – Napoléon III et la Reine Victoria ( … more →

Tags: European Royal Households, Royal Family of Great-Britain, Arts, Culture & History, France, Queen Victoria, Entente cordiale

Au revoir Disneyland

jofred wrote 1 year ago: When I didn’t keep you up to date this is not because nothing happened but mainly because I wa … more →

Tags: France, Disneyland, Paris, Steam train, Aline Thepphasy, eiffel tower, arc-de-triomphe, Champs-Elysées, normandie

Manet and the ACW - 3: Captain Semmes and the CSS Alabama

Rene Tyree wrote 1 year ago: Continuing from posts 1 here and 2 here, in this post I begin to examine what authors Juliet Wilson- … more →

Tags: American Civil War, American Military History, Books, Civil War, Maritime History, Military History, Naval History, The American Civil War, U.S. Military History

Speech by Napoleon III on France's Foreign Policy1 comment

Nicholas Stark wrote 1 year ago: Although I am hardly a fan of Emperor Napoleon III, this is nevertheless an interesting historical a … more →

Tags: History, France, Emperor of the French, Harper's Weekly


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