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Old 01-16-2012, 01:02 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by HansTWN View Post
Well, I like to read up on the many interesting subjects in history that are not covered well in school. Like Byzantium, Carthage, The Plague, etc. Cook is in the same category in that all these subject were basically just mentioned in school. We weren't given any real background information. (and I am probably about your age, Sabredog)
It's been a few yrs since I was in school, but from what I remember most topics were just skimmed over a bit before going onto the next one. I think it's always been that way to a certain extent in public schools. The students have to be taught a general overview of history so they can see the bigger picture so a lot of the finer details get lost.
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