Disputed Antiquities and Atlantic Theories Examined
A lengthy review of speculative essays on preColumbian civilizations, Atlantis myths, and connections between American and Old World antiquities. The piece weighs arguments for transoceanic contact, Welsh and Egyptian parallels, and the viability of early voyages, while noting the lack of conclusive evidence and the burden of conjecture.
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Jesus
Abe
Corti
Baape
Bhering
Wales
Bherng
Europe
America
Atlantis
Central America
Fletcher Christian
Purairn’s
Plamard
Prospero
Palenque
Moesi
Poverty and aristocracy clash in a lively village tale
A Missourian village anecdote describes a cordial tea interrupted by talk of hired help and class pretensions. A Hoosier yarn complicates pride and poverty, while a southern slave’s escape tale unfolds. A brief fable contrasts wealth, manners, and freedom, ending with a note on a gentler virtue in women.
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Brooke
Borneo
Tns
W. B
Atenoter
Aristocras
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