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Family Trees The Sumners from Jeff Sumner (1730‐1801) Patrick = Freda (1880‐1916) (1882‐1905) :: Charlie = Rose (1900‐70) (1902‐81) :: Mavis Johnstone = Tommy ‐ Jack ‐ Patrick ‐ Margaret = Carlton Dillinger (1922‐95) (1923‐43) (1926‐) (1924‐) The Dillingers from Alexander MacDonald (1689‐1783) Harold = Rita (1895‐1918) (1900‐79) :: Carlton = Margaret Sumner (1917‐) (1924‐) :: Jacqueline ‐ Bernard (1945‐) (1950‐) The Johnstones from Fred Johnstone (1787‐1845) John = Susan (1913‐38) (1914‐40) :: Kenny ‐ Mavis = Tommy Sumner (1935‐) (1937‐) The Stiltskis from Stefan Stiltski (1790‐1822) Anatoly = Kristina (1897‐1943) (1892‐1934) :: Sergei ‐ Konstantin ‐ Dosia (1919‐) (1921‐) (1923‐82) The Stemmlers from Paul Stemmler (1730‐82) Max = Karolina (1894‐1979) (1896‐1945) :: Eleanor ‐ Xaver ‐ Khan ‐ Freidriech (1923‐40) (1922‐43) (1921‐42) (1928‐44) The Grunfelds from Nathan Rothschilde (1777‐1836) Herz = Maria (1862‐1944) (1864‐89) :: Anna = Moses ‐ Jakob = Helen (1882‐1935)(1887‐1943) (1913‐45)(1912‐44) :: :: Heidi = Franz ‐ Joseph Etta = Karl (1912‐44) (1906‐44) (1913‐45) (1908‐45) (1909‐44) :: :: Nikki Ludwig (1936‐42) (1930‐45)
Book I Rome Canto 1 The Trojan War, the flight of Aeneas & the foundation of Rome. Triremes pleines tout aage captif, Temps bon a` mal, le doux pour amertume: Proye a` Barbares trop tost seront hatifs, Cupid de voir plaindre au vent la plume. Mighty men of valour, men train’d for battle, who could handle shield & spear, whose faces were like the faces of lions, & were as swift as gazelles on the mountains. Chronicles 12:8
Page 1: CONTENTS Axis & Allies DAMO Rome Th
Page 5 and 6: Helen Not setting sun, not rosy‐f
Page 7 and 8: Rape of Rhea Amulius usurps Numitor
Page 9 and 10: Rape of the Sabines How fair art th
Page 11 and 12: Cannae Unbalanced by the Sicilian l
Page 13 and 14: Pompey the Great Flying toward the
Page 15 and 16: Death of Ceasar A queen of immacula
Page 17 and 18: Two Emporers With thrilling conques
Page 19 and 20: The Sack of Rome Canto 1 The march
Page 21 and 22: Christianitas Along road‐ruin the
Page 23 and 24: Monjoie! Great Charlemagne has clai
Page 25 and 26: Vikings The crow‐dark, horse‐sw
Page 27 and 28: Hastings Destiny haunts the Duke of
Page 29 and 30: Canto 3 The birth of Berlin, the se
Page 31 and 32: Sa‐Lah‐Din The crescent league
Page 33 and 34: Spanish Rebirth The troubador desce
Page 35 and 36: Mongol Advance Tho Ghengiz Khan is
Page 37 and 38: Crusader Sunset The Mamluk Sultan s
Page 39 and 40: The Fall of Constantinople As panti
Page 41 and 42: Death of Chivalry Beneath the pyram
Page 43 and 44: Opening the Orient Among the island
Page 45 and 46: Armarda English impressa dares the
Page 47 and 48: The Thirty Years War As shepherds f
Page 49 and 50: Seige of Vienna Islamic spectres on
Page 51 and 52: Alexander MacDonald Tho there is on
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Peter the Great As nature shapes ra
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Canto II The Seven‐Years War & th
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Struggle for Existance Europeʹs pr
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Martial Romance Paul callʹd upon h
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American Revolution Liberty is the
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Britain Determinʹd As the Sun‐Ki
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Book V IMMORTALS Canto 1 The rise o
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Jove Rays of pure stardust pulse ac
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Rise of Jove The promise of eternal
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A Royal Tourney Wide‐ruling Jove
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Birth of Liberty Britannia, the Gau
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Defending Asia Slept Gaulish Gods,
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Heavenʹs Anguish As the great God
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Conversazione The goddess Karma fle
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Canto I The rise of Napoleon from t
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Eastern Complex From Perpignan to R
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Arthur Wellesley How noble is the E
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Glorious Autumn The continent of Eu
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Tilsit Like some black hole in Euro
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Canto III The fall of Napoleon from
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Retreat from Moscow With rumours of
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Fontainbleu Allied armies surround
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Messengers France rolls restless be
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Soldiersʹ Passions The violet pepp
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Portent of War The winds of change
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Wellingtonʹs Return Kissʹd by the
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First Blows With the ʹPas de Charg
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Missʹd Opportunities Dawn illumed
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A Restless Night Two blazing fire t
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French Optimism How they marchʹd o
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First Skirmish Wild flowers swayed
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Death of Picton Below the ridge in
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Canto II The French assaults & the
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Fall of the Farmouse With Wellingto
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A Deadly Pause Across the playne pr
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Wellingtonʹs Victory As thoʹ to s
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Napoleonic Fall An eagle circlʹd L
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Book IX The Great Game Canto I The
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The Ottoman Decay As just heroes ra
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Japanese Renaissance They watchʹd
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Otto Von Bismark The German nations
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Scramble For Africa Rhodes brings a
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American Empire As the destiny of A
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The Eastern Question The Tsarist em
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Death of Innocence A new beginning
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Canto I The course of the war from
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Battle of the Marne Such bitter see
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The Last Grenadier An old man hobbl
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Deserter There is a madness in the
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The English at the Somme The Magpie
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Canto III From the entry of the Ame
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All Quiet on the Western Front Twas
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Death of Owen The choice & master s
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Armistice The War is over, namore t
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The Nazi Party He mutter’d thro t
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The Wall Street Crash Young land of
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Anti‐Semitism Iin the heart of Eu
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Hitler Youth Max Stemmler roarʹd a
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Fascist Knot Hitler receiv’d his
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Nazi Party Rally The moment Max Ste
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War’s Promise While Britain rode
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Diplomatic Formalities A telegram l
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B.E.F. That happy breed of men chee
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Canto II The German attack on Franc
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Lightning War Somewhere midst the f
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Echoes of Defeat Thoʹ stretchʹd t
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Conqueror! Clear as crystal in his
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Royal Air Force ʺQueen to Bishop s
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BOOK XIII Barbarossa Canto I The de
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Desert War The Generalissimo took s
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Desert Fox As Rommel took first ste
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Bligh’s Capture There is a heat a
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Bismark At last the target ventures
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A Letter Home For six long months L
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Barbarossa The scenery sheds a sepi
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Prisoner of War Cradle of Slavic Ch
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Canto 1 The arrival of Balrog Balro
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The Approach On the flaming hoof ro
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The Indifference of Jove Saint Pete
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Heavenly Counsel Above the flight o
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Battle Lines So even Fate must pass
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Canto 3 The spread of the Immortal
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Evil Empire Midgard play’d host t
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Defeating Valhalla The brave Aesir
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Emperor Admirant Tojo lilts thro lu
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American Opinion Rita clocks off an
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Winston Chuchill Face sighing stern
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Resettlement The Star of Poland sti
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The British Ocean The waters of the
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The Pendulum Turns The winter offen
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FC Start Kizmenko was marchʹd into
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Stalin’s City The Sixth Army thun
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Digression I pledge a motion for th
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The Muslim Landing From watchtowers
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Canto 2 The siege of Malta A Fresh
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The Last Assault As mines explode i
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Napoleonica Come let us ramble on t
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Bombing Malta As when muskets ended
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Malta Starved There was no spring i
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Book XVII Allied Advances Canto I T
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Arctic Circle The ice‐encrusted l
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Maltese Falcon From nettle‐danger
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Imperial Dementia The pursuit of un
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The Pendulum Turns From the depths
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Death of Xaver Stemmler Eʹer since
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Lost at Sea Rose & Freda arrive at
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Invasion of Italy ‘What is it all
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Canto I The course of the war enact
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Conquest of Italy Languor usurps th
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Savage Rape “At last! At last! Th
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End of the Dream Encaved in a dista
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Monte Cassino From white morning mi
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Canto III D‐Day & the Allied inva
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Denial & Destiny Across Ribbentrop
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The Longest Day The breath of morni
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Revenge! A secret smile spread to e
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Betrayal! What emotion transforms m
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Death in the Jungle Having swappʹd
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Liberation Aux Barricades! with pat
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The Hungarian Question Hoffa tries
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Defeating the Wehrmacht Men shuffle
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Landsturm Max Stemmler requisition
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General Patton The star‐marked op
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Death Camp If this is life then lif
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Collapse of the Reich Only Goebells
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Canto II The defeat of Japan & the
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Death of Basho The messenger sprint
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Killer Blow Molotov meets with the
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At Home with the Windsors As mornin
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Grand Palace of Justice Of an empir
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Book XXI The Cold War Canto I The R
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Blood‐Ties By sleeper train the w
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A Game of Ten‐Pin It seems the Wa
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JFK As the all‐American democrat
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Modern Warfare The Viet Cong receiv
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World Cup It seems mankind has foun
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Toyboy Drainʹd by the stresses of
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Star Wars From the knocking at the
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Canto I The rise of religious tensi
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Invocation There is a glade in an a
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Terrorist As Atta travell’d to th
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The North Tower How vastly the capi
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Death of the Towers From musing‐g
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Canto III The Allied invasion of Is
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Regimeʹs End Pursuing the ʹmost w
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Death of Saddam Hussein Since Tilsi
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Holy Waters Uncle Sam sat enthroned
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Stone to Dust Mars has retreated to
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Twilight of the Gods How gruesome i
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Striking the Allies Cocytus shimmer
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Heavenly Judgement Jove greets the
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Heavenly Schism O there must pass a
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Power of Faith The Gods gather’d
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New Begginings Jove flung Satanus i
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Departures Acccompanied by Appollon
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Idyllicity A little further down th
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Canto 2 The Poet’s journey round
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Indiana Byron Gorgeous Coromandel,
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Colonial Akbarʹs passengers rush f
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Sacred City Alluvial flatlands roll
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Cricket This short, Byronic sortie
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BOOK XXV Mumbai Canto 1 The initial
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First Landing Night nestled midst t
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A Small Matter of Timing As gunmen
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Wounded! The call came in from deep
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Captured Finding a bullet had a bac
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An Unusual Wedding With Mumbai’s
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Inspirations I was not yet prepared
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Commando Ajmal lay frighten’d in
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Canto I The poetʹs journey thro He
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Ancyent Wisdom Girdling circles of
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Heart of Hell The Tuscan singer bri
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Noble Births I sing of Rama & his n
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The Golden Stag Despite his chief a
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Canto III The poetʹs journey thro
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Heavenly Passage Light illimitable
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Epiphany As gradients upend alpinis
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Ave Futura! What of man’s progres
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Fall of Greece The Asian hordes, cr
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Fall of England As France lay panti
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Invading Scotland Raypoz met Selin
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Trojan Horse Selin stepp’d throug
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CHYREN’s High Tide Raypoz steps s
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Reconquest of Italy The empire of C
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Final Victory The Wars are over bar
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