To: quidnunc
Actually most of them, like me, consider Sherman the real monster and Abe a close second.
To: Paul C. Jesup
Paul C. Jesup wrote:
Actually most of them, like me, consider Sherman the real monster and Abe a close second. Yep, Ol'Abe and Billy Sherman really showed them rebs where the bear did his business in the buckwheat, didn't they?
17 posted on
09/06/2003 1:44:30 PM PDT by
quidnunc
(Omnis Gaul delenda est)
To: Paul C. Jesup
Both Arabdom and the Old South are remnants of once great civilizations with flaws that doomed them to defeat. The blinder partisans of each look back with a nostalgia that clouds their vision. Their love for an imagined past that is now beyond re-creating prevents them from seizing the present, and fashioning the future. They prefer their imaginary world of slogans and fixations, though it is only imaginary, to the possibilities of a new start in reality because reality requires compromise. The Arab Tragedy: A mistake becomes a tradition, (The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial, July 18, 2000)
27 posted on
09/06/2003 2:09:50 PM PDT by
quidnunc
(Omnis Gaul delenda est)
To: Paul C. Jesup
The monster was named "Davis" and his chief henchman was named "Lee". At least Varina came to realize the error of his ways.
Grant: " Let us have peace."
42 posted on
09/06/2003 4:23:31 PM PDT by
donmeaker
(Bigamy is one wife too many. So is monogamy, or is it monotony?)
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