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The Bremerton Naval Base is still very active. When I was a kid at Girl Scout camp we appreciated the submarine drills, because it made great waves on otherwise still days.

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Hi Elaine and Shannon, welcome to the group.
In case you'd also be interested in music, we have quite a few terrific threads on all kinds from all places.
Please come and take a look/listen if you like.
Best,
André
In case you'd also be interested in music, we have quite a few terrific threads on all kinds from all places.
Please come and take a look/listen if you like.
Best,
André


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- The American Civil War
- Medieval Muslim history including the Mongols
- Exploration, history of science etc.
- WW2
During the day I work in the HR and finance business. At night I sometimes write articles and reviews of books and games.

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Hi Evan and Singleton, welcome to the group.
In case you're also interested in music, we do have a nice series of threads filled with music - all kinds from all places.
Come take a look/listen if you like.
Best wishes,
André
In case you're also interested in music, we do have a nice series of threads filled with music - all kinds from all places.
Come take a look/listen if you like.
Best wishes,
André



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Thank you Alissa.

My name is Joel and I'm fairly new to goodreads and I wanted to join a group that is interested in history. I live in Winnipeg, Canada and I attend the University of Winnipeg and I'm in my second year. My major is, surprise surprise, history.Also, since I am just getting started on Goodreads, I could use some friends. My main interests include: Islamic history, Ottoman history, the crusades, 16th and 17th Mediterranean, the barbary pirates and Muslim Spain but I'm always interested to expand my horizons to other parts of history (except prehistory lol)
Peace be with you,
Joel

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So like this?
Blood and Faith: The Purging of Muslim
Spain
by: Matthew Carr
how do you get the picture in?


My name is Joel and I'm fairly new to goodreads and I wanted to join a group that is interested in history. I live in Winnipeg, Canada and I attend the University of Winnipeg and I'm in my ..."
Hello Joel. My name is Chris and, just like you, I am fairly new to Goodreads and one of my majors in college was history (surprise, surprise indeed). I sent you a friend request and I hope you will accept it from one history buff to another.


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Welcome mingjun! I hope you enjoy the discussions in this group. History is one of my favorite subjects and I am always looking to broaden my horizons, especially in Asian history. So, I am sending a friend request to you and I hope that you will accept it.

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Bentley
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Hi Chris, Joel and Mingjun, welcome to the group.
Besides many inspiring discussions on history we also have a few great threads on music - all kinds from all places.
Come and take a look/listen if you like.
Best wishes,
André
Besides many inspiring discussions on history we also have a few great threads on music - all kinds from all places.
Come and take a look/listen if you like.
Best wishes,
André

Hey everyone,
Sorry I haven't been posting or commenting. Work at the high school and then taking my own classes at college has really been eating up my time here. I am still trying to read the books of the month, between my work, schoolwork and life in general. I can't wait to graduate and have my teaching license. I am doing a triple licensure (what am I thinking???). Most people do dual licensure in secondary education and special Ed or elementary Ed and special Ed-I am doing all three with endorsements in psychology and English. At least when I teach English, i can feed my passion for books while sharing my passion with my students. Anyway, I hope to be commenting more here!
Love you all!
Marla

I'm Paul (or Pez, Pezter, Pezski etc) and live in Sheffield on the edge of England's oldest national park, the Peak District, where I try to spend as much time as possible walking, cycling and taking photos.
I have been an avid reader for as long as I can remember. While I've generally preferred reading fiction as I've got older my proportion of non-fiction has increased - initially with science writing, some philosophy and now history. Hence me looking for and joining you guys. This looks like an excellent group and I hope I'm able to contribute.
I'm currently reading Rubicon: The Last Years of the Roman Republic and have just picked up The Thirty Years War: Europe's Tragedy from the library, although I definitely going to have to join in with the December read on Byzantium, as this is an area I've wanted to find out more about for some time. I hope I don't overdose and suddenly find the need to read nothing but trash, but it's a risk I'm willing to take.
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