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Tornadoes, the stars, and eternity
I aim to minimize the amount of un-commented-on books in 2020, so here follows some housekeeping! Back in February, I read Braving the Elements: The Stormy History of American Weather. It opened with the importance of climate to the various … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science
Tagged Astronomy, C.S.Lewis, Christian literature, religion, science, weather
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Isaac’s Storm
Isaac’s Storm: A Man, A Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History© 1999 Erik Larson336 pages First news from Galveston just received by train that could get no closer to the bay shore than 6 mi where the prairie was … Continue reading
This week at the library: Little Ice Age, and Bernard Cornwell
Last night I finished Battleflag, third in the Nathaniel Starbuck series. Seeing as I just finished and commented on Copperhead, posting extensive thoughts on Battleflag seemed redundant. Nate is still the son of a Boston abolitionist preacher fighting for the south … Continue reading
Posted in history, Reviews
Tagged American Civil War, Bernard Cornwell, Brian Fagan, climate change, critical history, history, military, science, weather
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