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Tag Archives: Rome
Mussolini and the Pope – Or How the Vatican Became a State
A Re-Post on the Visit of Pope Francis We all know that the Roman Catholic Church is a “church” and that it is headquartered in the Vatican, which is a “state” – all 110 acres with a current population of … Continue reading
One Hundred Fifty Years Ago
The last photo of Abraham Lincoln “With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind … Continue reading
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Tagged 150th anniversary, 2, 200 year state, Abraham Lincoln, assasination, furute, not ancient history, Rome, two life times ago, United States
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March 17 – St. Pats and Italian Unification Day
Giuseppe Garibaldi (wikipedia) Yes, March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. And a happy St. Patrick’s Day to all! But March 17 is also the birthday of Italian unification. Italy as a nation will be 154 years old on March 17th. June … Continue reading
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Tagged 1860, capital city, Garibaldi, history, Ireland, Italian Unification, Italy, King of Italy, March 17, nationhood, Rome, Sicily, St. Patrick's Day, Teano, Turin, Victor Emmanuel II
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From Republic to Empire
Standard of the IV Cohort XXIV Legion At Cannae, in Southern Italy, the Army of the Roman Republic faced Hannibal in the 2nd Punic War. At the time a Roman citizen could not “join” the Army; it was an … Continue reading
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Tagged aristocracy, Cannae, citizen army, empire, from republic to empire, Hannibal, history, professional army, proletariat, Roman Republic, Rome, Senatorial Class
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