The Musings of a Gentleman Historian
Taylor KniphferHistorical Topics which Fascinate Me and I Hope will Fascinate You All.
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A historian working in business. Interested in all forms of self-government in the Anglosphere, whether by the king’s command, in the king’s name, or for the people by the people
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