[Artemisia] Historiography and Richard Lionheart - final answ er

[Sondra Gibson]

I actually enjoyed your post.  Got a chuckle out of it...

It's been an interesting discussion.

Gefjon

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> 
> I think it was Socrates....
> 
> I apologize if anyone felt like I was slamming them. I really 
> wasn't slamming anyone, except myself.  I got nailed to the 
> wall by a Professor at the University of Maryland for 
> incorporating discredited sources and historiographic flaws 
> on my final paper in Early Medieval Europe.  It wouldn't have 
> hurt so much if it wasn't for the simple fact that I was 
> totally wrong with my conclusions. 
> 
> Ryryd 
> 
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> > I think that Sargeant Schultz said it best... 
> > 
> > "I Know Nothing! Nothing...!" 
> > 
> > 
> > Padruig 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Lady Belladonna said: It's my theory that we only actually 
> go wrong and fall 
> > into historiography when we pretend that we can know much 
> of anything at all for 
> > certain. 
> > 
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