Robert-Scott Bannersglare – Page 27 – "The things which hurt, instruct"

Minamoto no Makoto | Name Changes

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This is the study of one of the progenitors of the well-known Minamoto Clan of Japan. Kitabe-daijin (810 AD-) His father was Emperor Saga who was from the Yamato Clan,…

For Assimilation For Better Pronunciation Identifying Imaginative Identities Name Changes

Goodman Ace | Name Changes

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Just a story behind the all-American real-estate salesman.

Bannersglare's Tsundoku (Archived)

Babel No More, by Michael Erard | Literature Review

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\"Speak, brain!\" - pg. 125

Bannersglare's Seminary Hall

The Lesser Known Discovery Of Malariologist Ronald Ross | Polymath Studies

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Hint: It involved math.

Linguistics Books

Desky Kernowek, by Nicholas Williams | Literature Review

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\"If we are attempting to resuscitate the ancestral language of Cornwall, we must surely do our best to revive it as it was spoken natively by the Cornish people\" -…

Author Inspiration Writer Development

The Unique Worldbuilding Of M. A. R. Barker | HDW Mythocosmography

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He was not called a Tolkien without merit.

Bannersglare's Seminary Hall

The Physician-Architect Of Ancient Egypt | Polymath Studies

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He was said to have been responsible for the construction of the first pyramid.

Identifying Imaginative Identities Indo-European Unique Names Where To Find Languages

D\’Brickashaw Ferguson | Uniquonyms

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Originally from \"de Bricassart\"

Bannersglare's Seminary Hall

The Fascinating Observations Of Da Vinci | Polymath Studies

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\"Throughout his life, he was brilliant at discerning patterns and abstracting from them a framework that could be applied across disciplines\" - Walter Isaacson

Bannersglare's Tsundoku (Archived) Linguistics Books

The Life of Zamenhof, by Aleksander Korzhenkov | Literature Review

Robert-Scott Bannersglare May 21, 2021 1 Comment

Although Esperanto is bit of a niche language, it is still captivating how its creation by one man managed to be spread to millions of people. Plot Essentially, this is…