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Carthage will not interfere with your trade and politics if it is demolished to the ground ning90 COM UNT-BUT J62-ht pabu

Carthage will not interfere with your trade and politics if it is demolished to the ground ning90 COM UNT-BUT J62-ht pabu

An important detailed often overlooked in the analysis or the French Revolution. | History Memes

I ain’t saying he’s a gold digger… | History Memes

ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS INTERACTING WITH NEW MONEY IN THE FIRST HALF THE 19TH CENTURY * ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS INTERACTING WITH DOLLAR PRINCESSES IN THE SECOND HALF THE 19TH CENTURY

ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS INTERACTING WITH NEW MONEY IN THE FIRST HALF THE 19TH CENTURY * ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS INTERACTING WITH DOLLAR PRINCESSES IN THE SECOND HALF THE 19TH CENTURY

Serbian boys after growing up to become Janissaries | History Memes

C⭑ Whom do you serve? BABBA

C⭑ Whom do you serve? BABBA

I am the lord of the rice fields!! | History Memes

The French explorer Jean Nicolet, thinking he had landed in China(so the textbook says), put on a bright Chinese robe and began firing pistols in the air to establish his authority LANDING OF NICOLET, GREEN BAY, WIS. boredpanda.com

The French explorer Jean Nicolet, thinking he had landed in China(so the textbook says), put on a bright Chinese robe and began firing pistols in the air to establish his authority LANDING OF NICOLET, GREEN BAY, WIS. boredpanda.com

Mental health is a myth ! | History Memes

Military officers when they discover shell shock and PTSD are actually a real thing and they've been sending mentally wounded troops back into combat for centuries LET ME JUST SAY, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART, MY BAD.

Military officers when they discover shell shock and PTSD are actually a real thing and they've been sending mentally wounded troops back into combat for centuries LET ME JUST SAY, FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART, MY BAD.

It's that time of year again | History Memes

NEVER FORGET *09.11.01*

NEVER FORGET *09.11.01*

Are you sure you wanted to win in 1892, Grover? | History Memes

Grover Cleveland one minute after re-taking office: 303 30 Hal Peach Had Fresh P Fresh P Ja Fresh P pod Fresh Pass ped Fresh Pl Panic of 1893

Grover Cleveland one minute after re-taking office: 303 30 Hal Peach Had Fresh P Fresh P Ja Fresh P pod Fresh Pass ped Fresh Pl Panic of 1893

One of the most glorious times in history! Thirty five years ago today. | History Memes

Thirty five years ago today freedom sprang forth in Berlin The fall of the Berlin Wall BETONDEMONTAGETECHNI 71 OVER PEACE Test West ST&EAST

Thirty five years ago today freedom sprang forth in Berlin The fall of the Berlin Wall BETONDEMONTAGETECHNI 71 OVER PEACE Test West ST&EAST

I'm sad now | History Memes

Are you winning, my dear boy? 1927 Yes, papa! We won, son! 1945 AAAA

Are you winning, my dear boy? 1927 Yes, papa! We won, son! 1945 AAAA

Reading more books than meme captions is a goal nowadays | History Memes

When you see a historical meme and understand it without using wikipedia:

When you see a historical meme and understand it without using wikipedia:

The first major land victory for the Allies in WW2 | History Memes

How MFs feel after winning The Battle of Narvik

How MFs feel after winning The Battle of Narvik

500 years of academic efforts to prove Machiavelli wasn't actually an evil trickster vs Machiavelli ...

what people think Machiavelli's scheming was like Machiavelli's scheming: ment of Florence. The officers of the Florentine Art of Wool also requested him to secure for them a Lenten preacher.] [A preacher for Florence; the comedy of business] Magnificent Sir, Ruler to be Most Respected: I was on the privy-seat when your messenger came, and just then I was thinking of the absurdities of this world; I was giving all my attention to imagining for myself a preacher to my taste for the place at Florence, and he would be just what would please me, because in this I intend to be obstinate as in my other opinions. And be- cause I never failed that city by not benefiting her when I could, if not with deeds, with words, if not with words, with gestures, I do not intend to fail her this time either. It is true that I know I am opposed, as in many other things, to the opinion of the citizens there: they would like a preacher who would show them the road to Paradise, and I should like to find one who would teach them the way to go to the house of the Devil; they would like, besides, that he should be a man prudent, blameless, and true; and I should like to find one crazier than Ponzo, more crafty than Fra Girolamo, more of a hypocrite than Frate Alberto,¹ because it would seem to me a fine thing, and worthy of the goodness of these times, that all we have experienced in many friars should be experienced in one, because I be- lieve the true way of going to Paradise would be to learn the road to Hell in order to avoid it. Seeing, besides this, how much credit a bad man has who conceals himself under the cloak of religion, I can easily conjecture how much of it a good man would have who in truth and not in pretense continued to tread muddy places like St. Francis. So since my fancy seemed to me good, I have planned to Ponzo is unknown; Fra Girolamo is Savonarola; Frate Alberto is from the Decameron 4.2 choose Rovaio, and I believe that if he is like his brothers and sisters, he will be just right. I should be glad if, next time you write, you will give me your opinion. I continue in idleness here because I cannot carry out my commission until the general and the assessors are chosen, and I keep ruminating on how I can sow so much discord among them that either here or elsewhere they may start hitting each other with their sandals; and if I do not lose my wits, I believe I am going to succeed; and I believe that the advice and help of Your Lordship would assist greatly. So if you would come as far as here, as a pleasure jaunt, it would not be a bad thing, or at least by writing suggest some master strokes; because if you once every day would send me a servant just for this purpose, as you have to- day, you would do several good things: for one, you would give me light on some things quite to my purpose; for another, you would make me more esteemed by those in the house, seeing the messages come thick. And I can tell you that on the arrival of this arbalester with the letter, and making a bow down to the earth, and with his saying that he was sent specially and in haste, everybody rose up with so many signs of respect and such a noise that everything was turned upsidedown, and I was asked by several about the news; and I, that its reputation might grow, said that the Emperor was expected at Trent, and that the Swiss had summoned new diets, and that the King of France wanted to go in person to speak with that king. but that his councilors advised him against it; so that they all stood with open mouths and with their caps in their hands; and while I write I have a circle of them around me, and seeing me write at length they are astonished, and look on me as inspired; and I, to make them wonder more, some- times hold my pen still and swell up, and then they slaver at the mouth; but if they could see what I am writing, they would marvel at it more. Your Lordship knows that these

what people think Machiavelli's scheming was like Machiavelli's scheming: ment of Florence. The officers of the Florentine Art of Wool also requested him to secure for them a Lenten preacher.] [A preacher for Florence; the comedy of business] Magnificent Sir, Ruler to be Most Respected: I was on the privy-seat when your messenger came, and just then I was thinking of the absurdities of this world; I was giving all my attention to imagining for myself a preacher to my taste for the place at Florence, and he would be just what would please me, because in this I intend to be obstinate as in my other opinions. And be- cause I never failed that city by not benefiting her when I could, if not with deeds, with words, if not with words, with gestures, I do not intend to fail her this time either. It is true that I know I am opposed, as in many other things, to the opinion of the citizens there: they would like a preacher who would show them the road to Paradise, and I should like to find one who would teach them the way to go to the house of the Devil; they would like, besides, that he should be a man prudent, blameless, and true; and I should like to find one crazier than Ponzo, more crafty than Fra Girolamo, more of a hypocrite than Frate Alberto,¹ because it would seem to me a fine thing, and worthy of the goodness of these times, that all we have experienced in many friars should be experienced in one, because I be- lieve the true way of going to Paradise would be to learn the road to Hell in order to avoid it. Seeing, besides this, how much credit a bad man has who conceals himself under the cloak of religion, I can easily conjecture how much of it a good man would have who in truth and not in pretense continued to tread muddy places like St. Francis. So since my fancy seemed to me good, I have planned to Ponzo is unknown; Fra Girolamo is Savonarola; Frate Alberto is from the Decameron 4.2 choose Rovaio, and I believe that if he is like his brothers and sisters, he will be just right. I should be glad if, next time you write, you will give me your opinion. I continue in idleness here because I cannot carry out my commission until the general and the assessors are chosen, and I keep ruminating on how I can sow so much discord among them that either here or elsewhere they may start hitting each other with their sandals; and if I do not lose my wits, I believe I am going to succeed; and I believe that the advice and help of Your Lordship would assist greatly. So if you would come as far as here, as a pleasure jaunt, it would not be a bad thing, or at least by writing suggest some master strokes; because if you once every day would send me a servant just for this purpose, as you have to- day, you would do several good things: for one, you would give me light on some things quite to my purpose; for another, you would make me more esteemed by those in the house, seeing the messages come thick. And I can tell you that on the arrival of this arbalester with the letter, and making a bow down to the earth, and with his saying that he was sent specially and in haste, everybody rose up with so many signs of respect and such a noise that everything was turned upsidedown, and I was asked by several about the news; and I, that its reputation might grow, said that the Emperor was expected at Trent, and that the Swiss had summoned new diets, and that the King of France wanted to go in person to speak with that king. but that his councilors advised him against it; so that they all stood with open mouths and with their caps in their hands; and while I write I have a circle of them around me, and seeing me write at length they are astonished, and look on me as inspired; and I, to make them wonder more, some- times hold my pen still and swell up, and then they slaver at the mouth; but if they could see what I am writing, they would marvel at it more. Your Lordship knows that these

So stronk Axis. | History Memes

ARMY AIRFORCE navy NAVY AIRFORCE army airforce navy army

ARMY AIRFORCE navy NAVY AIRFORCE army airforce navy army

Reality > Fantasy | History Memes

AIR Studded leather (Fantasy) Brigandine (15th century AD)

AIR Studded leather (Fantasy) Brigandine (15th century AD)

Truly one of the epithets of all time | History Memes

Khosrow "The Immortal soul" Bahram "The Wild Ass" Yazdegerd "The Sinner"

Khosrow "The Immortal soul" Bahram "The Wild Ass" Yazdegerd "The Sinner"