Aussies and Canadians are in my experience some of the most vocal nationalists I have ever met. At least, a certain demographic section. Less so, the general public.
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Slavery fact of the day: The early 1800s saw widespread abolitionist sentiments across the whole South. Slavery was seen as a backwards and obsolete economic system due to its low margins and poor rentability. The South faced stiff competition from abroad.
All changed with the advent of cotton. The endless British hunger for cotton turned the impoverished South overnight filthy rich.
I mean, I already knew the author wasn't American from their vast vocab, but "scepticism" in previous chapters and "civilisation" in this chapter have all but confirmed it. Even now, my Murican autocorrect is trying to make me spell them with a k and a z.
Is American college and university really like always described by overwroked and overstessed reincarnators? Reading, tons of assignements, silly lectures?
Despite some minor disputes on a certain forum, I managed to finish my chapter.
A forgotten front of WWI is the Alpine Front between Italy and Austria-Hungary. It was fought on the highest peaks between 10 000 to 13 000 feet. It was a war fought far above the clouds, on glaciers and in the reign of eternal snow. It became known as the White War.
Contrary to popular perception, slavery was historically not regarded as inefficent, but rather as humanitarian as the alternative was to kill them all. Thus, their lives were spared.
My research is concluded, with some fantasy winging and literary license the technology level is indeed sufficient for my purposes.
Doing scientific history research for my novel.
Lilianna first met Phoenix at the age of 13. Phoenix was 15.
Sounds legal to me.
I always thought my plot moves slowly ... But now that I read others ... So much god damn useless slice of life and inflated word count. So much wasted page space for irrelevant stuff.
When you speak no Spanish but should translate something from Spanish.
Do you know this feeling when the premise of a novel is good, but the writing atrocious that you keep shaking your head and sighing all the time. It causes such a feeling of disappointment. Not anger. Just disappointment.
Sometimes I wonder about the leaning of the forum. No conclusion could be drawn yet.
Etymologically, the variants for and "fur" are closely related. Both deriving from the old Germanic root "furi". The English language however favoured the vowel shift from u to o.
Place 1. in dolls/puppets feels purriful.
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You've become a purple cat.
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