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Cranky Federalist

@crankyfed

Historian. Writer. Anglican. Applied Twitter Theorist. Occasionally prone to bouts of meme-ing. Banner by @grethaie

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Oh, you're a dark and edgy superhero parody? You shoot eye lasers? You're totally evil? Too late, I watched Superman (1978) and am filled with the ancient yearning for a noble, selfless hero who rescues the weak and vanquishes evil

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A handful of these guys wound up in PA and MD regiments, and are difficult to keep track of There were also VA regiments in the Union army before the creation of WV, but they were largely composed of men from OH and PA after those states met their initial quotas

A handful of these guys wound up in PA and MD regiments, and are difficult to keep track of

There were also VA regiments in the Union army before the creation of WV, but they were largely composed of men from OH and PA after those states met their initial quotas
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You guys don't have to and really shouldn't treat kids in their 20s like they're serious theological luminaries. They usually are not

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Your real world case study is interesting, but it pales in comparison to my absurd philosophical hypothetical that I have concocted to reach the conclusion I already agree with

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The 18th Amendment and the Volstead may have failed, but the temperance movement as a social reform effort was probably a net positive for society

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No, this is why the dual Germanic-Roman heritage of modern English is a good thing. "Magna Carta" does not just mean "big paper!"