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float: none;">This here is the last line of something you have to
read today: "If my snotty fourth-grade teacher had really been as
peacenik as she thought she was, she’d have given me a B-plus at
least, because by turning out to be a C-minus war for all
concerned, 1812 did more for peace than all the Judy Blume books
ever printed."<br>
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See,<b> that's</b> how you write. In particular, War Nerd defines
a new high in "how to write about history". I'm not saying you
HAVE to read <a
href="https://nsfwcorp.com/dispatch/twelve-days-of-1812-day-one">his
new twelve part series on the War of 1812</a>, but I'll
definitely imply with winks and nudges that if you <i>don't</i>
you're less of a person. And here is where I go with schooling as
well. Not a single page of any history book I read in school (or
since) was anywhere close to the skill level Gary Brecher has with
portraying his subjects, or his vastly digested knowledge of it. <br>
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-dave<br>
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