History Video Blog
The Wysiwyg Interpretation of History. Est. 2003.
02.02.2010
History Video Blog #3
Categories: History

I have no idea why this came out so dark. It was the same lighting configuration as the last vlog. Anyway I really like these stories and hope you will also.

This is the next to the last entry on Churchill. I think everyone will appreciate him much more after watching.

And hey! Listen for the Churchill ghost story! And don’t forget to answer the question of the day!

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Thank you for your comments. I cannot tell you how appreciative I am that you spend a few minutes today with me.

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  • Good question. I'm not sure if there is one specific person I identify with. I'll have to think about it. I wonder if you could talk a little about some quiet people who are not usually recognized by the history textbooks, but made a difference. I know that there are so many stories about people like that. I'm enjoying these talks, Liam!
  • "Quiet" people, hmm. We could ask Dr. Linder to do one on Pierre Viret!
  • Judy
    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His strengths as an individual are incredible to me. He saw the big picture and fought for it. He driped passion and in the midst of it all he did not show fear.
  • Yes, that is a good suggestion. I have a few stories that I want to tell about him. thanks for the comment--welcome to the vblog community!
  • laurie
    good question... don't know the answer yet... but i will keep listening untul i find someone to identify with
  • Famous Historical Person:
    George Washington and no he did not chop down the cherry tree, it was a myth that was created after he died emphasizing his honesty(Mason Weems, biographer"The life of Wasshington")

    Valley Forge: Nuff said!
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