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W.H.G. Kingston Villegagnon A Tale of the Huguenot Persecution

Fiction
English
45455 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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William Henry Giles Kingston (28 February 1814 – 5 August 1880), often credited as W. H. G. Kingston, [more]

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W.H.G. Kingston Villegagnon (fiscle part-9) A Tale Of The Huguenot Persecution

Short Story
English
47122 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The Question Was Put By A Beautiful Girl Scarcely Yet Verging On Womanhood To A Fine Intelligent Youth, Two Or Three Years Her Senior, As They Paced Slowly On Together Through The Gardens Of The Louvre On The Banks Of The Seine, Flowing At That Period Bright And Clear Amid Fields And Groves. Before Them Rose The Stately Palace Lately Increased And Adorned By Henry The Second, The Then Reigning Monarch Of France, With Its Lofty Towers, Richly Carved Columns, And Numerous Rows Of Windows Commanding A View Over The City On One Side, And Across Green Fields And Extensive Forests, And Far Up And Down The River On The Other. [more]

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W.H.G. Kingston Exiled for the Faith A Tale of the Huguenot Persecution

Fiction
English
45456 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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William Henry Giles Kingston (28 February 1814 – 5 August 1880), often credited as W. H. G. Kingston, [more]

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W.H.G. Kingston Exiled For The Faith (Fiscle Part-9) A Tale Of The Huguenot Persecution

Short Story
English
46535 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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The Two Cousins. "Just What Brought You To France, Fair Cousin?" The Question Was Put By A Beautiful Girl Scarcely Yet Verging On Womanhood To A Fine Intelligent Youth, Two Or Three Years Her Senior, As They Paced Slowly On Together Through The Gardens Of The Louvre On The Banks Of The Seine, Flowing At That Period Bright And Clear Amid Fields And Groves. Before Them Rose The Stately Palace Lately Increased And Adorned By Henry The Second, The Then Reigning Monarch Of France, With Its Lofty Towers, Richly Carved Columns, And Numerous Rows Of Windows Commanding A View Over The City On One Side, And Across Green Fields And Extensive Forests, And Far Up And Down The River On The Other. [more]

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James Gerard Solutions: The Dilemma for Men

Science Fiction
English
22161 Words
Ages 16 and up
390
1

Solutions: The Dilemma for Men is the fifth story in a series of seven that explores one's relationship with self, others, and ultimately with our Lord God. The story picks up where The Dilemma for the Gods leaves off. Long after the emergence of the children into the Good World, the children had lived in relative peace and safety. But suddenly grumblings began. Comfort was taken away by decisions of the Central Council. The Council instilled fear into all. Men and women once again were led away from God and forced to heed only to the Council's decisions. But for Louis, acceptance of the change was not taken lightly. Tired of the grumblings, wanting a break from the struggle, he looks to a path leading away from the guarded perimeter of the Village he lives and works at and suddenly the spirit of adventure overcomes him. Wondering where the road leads to, he talks his way past security and with nothing holding him back starts travelling down the road. But where that path takes him and what is experienced along the way will be a test of his faith, and maybe the end of it. [more]

Keywords: perseverence, adventure, oppression, control, persecution, science fiction

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Ellen G. White The Spiritual Tale of Two Cities

Drama
English
229926 Words
Ages 16 and up
59
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King, clergy, and nobles were compelled to submit to the atrocities of an excited and maddened people. Their thirst for vengeance was only stimulated by the execution of the king; and those who had decreed his death soon followed him to the scaffold. A general slaughter of all suspected of hostility to the Revolution was determined. The prisons were crowded, at one time containing more than two hundred thousand captives. The cities of the kingdom were filled with scenes of horror. One party of revolutionists was against another party, and France became a vast field for contending masses, swayed by the fury of their passions. “In Paris one tumult succeeded another, and the citizens were divided into a medley of factions, that seemed intent on nothing but mutual extermination.” And to add to the general misery, the nation became involved in a prolonged and devastating war with the great powers of Europe. [more]

Keywords: french revolution, revolution, anarchy, persecution, democracy

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Charles Kingsley Hypatia

Fiction
English
166162 Words
Ages 8 and up
328
2

Hypatia is a novel by the English writer Charles Kingsley. It is a fictional account of the life of the philosopher Hypatia, and tells the story of a young monk called Philammon who travels to Alexandria, where he becomes mixed up in the political and religious battles of the day. The plot revolves around Hypatia the pagan philosopher; Cyril the Christian patriarch; Orestes the power-hungry prefect of Egypt; and Philammon an Egyptian monk. Philammon travels from his monastic, desert community to Alexandria, and expresses a desire to attend Hypatia's lectures despite Cyril's dislike of Hypatia. Although Hypatia has a deep-seated hatred of Christianity, Philammon becomes her devoted friend and disciple. Philammon also encounters Pelagia, his long-lost sister, a former singer and dancer who is now married to a Gothic warrior. Philammon naturally desires to convert both women to Christianity. The plot is played out against the backdrop of Orestes as the scheming prefect who hopes to become emperor of Egypt and Africa, and uses Hypatia as a pawn in his schemes. A subplot involves Raphael Aben-Ezra as a wealthy Jewish associate of Hypatia who falls in love with a Christian girl called Victoria, and converts to win her love. A series of events, some of which are orchestrated by a Jewish woman called Miriam, raise tensions between the Prefect and the Church. Hypatia undergoes a spiritual crisis and comes close to being converted to Christianity by Raphael. Before this can happen however, rumours are spread that Hypatia is the cause of unrest in the city and she is murdered by a Christian mob. Philammon, despondent, returns to the desert where he eventually becomes abbot of his monastery, albeit with a more worldly view of Christianity. [more]

Keywords: hypatia, charles kingsley, pagan philosophy, history, historical fiction, the roman empire, classical egypt, political and religious persecution, egyptian history, pagan

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Julie Steimle Full Moon Hike

A Hallowedspell Novella: Vimp Series: Book 6

Juvenile Fiction
English
32647 Words
Ages 14 and up
169
0

The McAllister family decides to go camping and hiking in a Northern California animal reserve--despite the fact that [more]

Keywords: hiking, hike, camping, camp, hunting, hunt, wolf, werewolf, vampire, imp, demon, family, summer, animal reserve, persecution, prejudice, vacation, misunderstanding

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Joseph P Hradisky Jr Sieg Heil - The Silent Death of Democracy Part One

A David Sunrise Adventure

Mystery & Crime
English
26614 Words
Ages 18 and up
0
0

This story is part of a series describing the slow, silent, death of democracy. In response to the bitter turmoil over the national anthem I am showing that the founding of this country was done by those who wanted, needed, more freedom than where they have come from. Part of this freedom is the right to not stand if one does not agree with doing so. It is the right not to say the pledge of allegiance if one chooses not to. It is about the fundamental right to stand for what one believes in. I will personally support those who chose not to stand for the anthem and I served in the military for four years. If I had to i would have sacraficed my life to give others the freedom not to stand for the national anthem. It doesn't get simplier than that. [more]

Keywords: fiction, mystery, crime, military, national anthem, pledge of allegiance, freedom, democracy, rights, terrorist, the silent majority, football, kneeling, nationalism, persecution, turmoil, united states

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Ellen Quellery Riddermarch

Fantasy
English
31742 Words
Ages 8 and up
376
0

The Riddermarch family was cursed. The legend claims that the Elfking had seduced Lady Riddermarch in an attempt to sire an heir. But when the lady cleverly hid her child so that he could never claim his son, he cursed the family. ... except, of course, his heir -- hoping to one day to locate and claim him (or any of his desendants), and take him back to the elf kingdom. But that is only part of the curse. For generations, the heirs to Elfking have successfully eluded him. And the current family living at Witsend Manor at Justamere Village is said to be the weirdest of all. [more]

Keywords: magic, fantasy, family, curse, elf, king, elfking, riddermarch, animals, affinity, nature, insects, society, coming out, socializing, victorian, victorianesque, medieval, magical, curses, spells, sorcerery, golem, doll, jealousy, love, dating, romance, elves, elfs, village, legend, lords, ladies, dance, party, picnic, peer pressure, anniversary, celebration, sword fight, prejudice, misunderstanding, persecution [more][Less]

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