Day 648 – Ken here (T)(6-21-2011) (DEF II, v.4 Ch.41 pp.640-650)(pages read: 1700) THE FALL OF ROME - all in capital letters - I think this is a John Martin - the Victorian painter of apocalypse… more →
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