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David W. ZollA journal of history and discovery, driven by curiosity.
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The Shot Heard 'Round the World: How Farmers and Townsmen Defeated the World's Most Powerful Empire
"Concord Bridge, The Nineteenth of April, 1775". Don Trolani
A good argument can be made that April 19th should be the day the United States celebrates its independence, rather than July 4th. It was on April 19, 1775 that “The Shot H...
250 Years of the USA: A Perspective from History
Declaration of Independence, John Trumbull, depicting the five-man drafting committee presenting their work to the Congress. The original hangs in the U.S. Capitol rotunda. Public Domain.
We are preparing to celebrate the 250th anni...
Sailing Beyond the Sunset: Carl Jung, the Stages of Life, and the Quest for the Self
Just as dragonflies morph from one stage of life to another, so do we move through stages as human beings. But while our physical growth is obvious, our psychological evolution often requires a map to navigate the profound changes that happ...
Myth, Faith, and Fairy Tales: The Complex History of Fatherhood
Above: Jacob Blessing Ephraim and Manasseh, Rembrandt (1656), Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Kassel, Germany.
Father’s Day provides a great opportunity to think about the role of fathers in our lives. For those of us who are fathers or...
Metamorphosis in Stone: Greek Mythology, Parian Marble, and the Pressures of Life
My previous post about Echo and Narcissus was based on Ovid’s version of the story in his masterpiece, Metamorphoses, which includes this line:
Narcissus cannot move, for so he marvels at himself, and lies with countenance unchanged, as if...
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