[Virgil]

I was just wondering if there is anywhere on this site wherest history outside of Canadian may be debated and discussed. The Franco- Prussian War par example, or Brutus and the ancient Republic of Rome, or the Phoenicians or Persians or Assyrians or Elamites or Old Babylonians or anything like that////

[Mustang1]

Hey…a fine idea, but Trev might need to make a new section and ultimately it’s his site, so he makes the call. Perhaps a “World History” under General or Interests? Just a thought, Trev.

[Jaime_Souviens]

Damn, Virgil's a historian? Who would have thought?

[Regina]

I'll look into it.

[hamiltonguyo]

good idea...

first shoudl be the war between zanzibar and the british

and the second should be the war between the scilly isles and the dutch...

[Jaime_Souviens]

You have to have the War of Jenkin's Ear.

[Poisson]

Having grown up in the USA, I pretty much know a lot about American history. Next best knowledge is European history.

[Canadaka]

TA DA, new "World History Forum"

http://www.canadaka.net/modules.php?nam ... forum&f=44

Under "Interests" Category, enjoy! It looks very loney and vacant there right now, get a postin!

[BartSimpson]

Virgil wrote:

I was just wondering if there is anywhere on this site wherest history outside of Canadian may be debated and discussed. The Franco- Prussian War par example, or Brutus and the ancient Republic of Rome, or the Phoenicians or Persians or Assyrians or Elamites or Old Babylonians or anything like that////

That would go under The League of Extraordinary Debaters (LXD).

[becks10]

Virgil wrote:

The Franco- Prussian War par example, or Brutus and the ancient Republic of Rome, or the Phoenicians or Persians or Assyrians or Elamites or Old Babylonians or anything like that////

i hate that Brutus......

[Virgil]

Jaime_Souviens wrote:

Damn, Virgil's a historian? Who would have thought?

lol. A poet to be precise, Mustang1 knows. I sometimes use hyperbole or metaphor to complement the eloquence of my speech, though they add little to the actual debate.

[Jaime_Souviens]

Virgil wrote:

Jaime_Souviens wrote:

Damn, Virgil's a historian? Who would have thought?

lol. A poet to be precise,...

No difference.

[Mustang1]

Virgil wrote:

Jaime_Souviens wrote:

Damn, Virgil's a historian? Who would have thought?

lol. A poet to be precise, Mustang1 knows. I sometimes use hyperbole or metaphor to complement the eloquence of my speech, though they add little to the actual debate.