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The Cincinnati Art Museum sits on a hilltop in an urban, forested park above the Ohio River (photograph below).[i] Their online resources provide access anywhere in the world. If you prefer a streamlined version of this guide for reflection...
Vermont entered the union on 4 March 1791. Regional ties added layers of associations to Vermont’s Biblical projects during our country’s first century. Printer John Cunningham worked for Merrifield and Cochran, who published the state’s ea...
On 16 July 1790, Congress passed the Residence Act that created a permanent seat for the United States’ federal government in what we now call Washington, District of Columbia.[i] My chronological series will pause from covering states this...
St Theodulf of Orléans, an erudite theologian and poet (c. 760-821), began working for Charlemagne (c. 747-814) by the late eighth century. At court, Theodulf probably had the opportunity to witness plans and work on the Holy Roman emperor’...
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