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“What is that which is being said by that scoundrel of a Montezuma”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“Thereupon they surrounded the dancers. Thereupon they went among the drums. Then they struck the drummer’s arms; they severed both his hands; then they struck his neck. Far off did his neck [and head] go to fall... Of some they slashed open their backs: then their entrails gushed out. Of some they cut their heads to pieces; they absolutely pulverized their heads...and when in vain one would run”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“Desolation meets desolation. A feeling of awe succeeds to wonder. For there is nothing to relieve the mind”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“Each city had a god in the way that every sports team has a mascot”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“The story of the great flood is perhaps the oldest continuously told story”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“Mesopotamia is a name that in classical Greek means ‘between the rivers’—and since ancient times it has been given to the lands that lie between the rushing Tigris and the winding Euphrates rivers”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast
“The ruins of the past and countless imagined futures remind us that history is not a linear progression from worse to better”
Paul M.M. Cooper, Fall of Civilizations: Stories of Greatness and Decline – An Immersive World History Based on the Global Hit Podcast