I breath; therefore I live. Living in wonderment; hence I read. Reading; I experience. Emotions filling; I feel. Feeling; I desire. Desiring; I learn. Learning; I become. Becoming; I grow. Growing; I radiate. Radiating; others see. When all see; I am whole. Being whole; I am truth. Then comes faith, and with that hope abounds. Abounding; Love conquers.
Suijur, sui juris
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Nez Perce's and Umatilla's for War Dance, ca. 1900
Nez Perce and Umatilla men & women gather for powwow, ca. 1900. Hand-tinted photo of men and women; small group sit in circle around a drum; a row of men stands behind the circle, watching. Several men are in wide-brimmed hats, standing men wear feather or roach headresses. The two women have blankets around their shoulders, and scarves on their heads.
The attack on our outer ramparts - first the house of refuge - then the public schools - then - the Constitution!
- The Lead section -
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The Texas Longhorn is a breed of cattle known for its characteristic horns, which can extend to six feet in width and have a slight upward turn at their tips. A Texas Longhorn at the Lyndon B. JohnsonState Park & Historic Site, Texas, United States.
U. S. Protected Cruiser Texas, 400 Officers and men, length 325 feet, main battery 18 guns - 1907
U. S. Battleship Texas
US Battleship Texas in her splendor.
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The Oregon passed the Texas, and running ahead, engaged the two leading vessels of the enemy with the Brooklyn. The Texas and Iowa devoted themselves to the last two vessels of the enemy. The destroyers received the concentrated fire of the secondary batteries of the Texas, Oregon, lowa, Indiana and Gloucester. The fire directed on these two, the Pbitoii (sic) and Furor, was something terrible ; the water around them fairly foamed from the rain of rapid-fire shells that struck near them.A big shell—whether from one of the 12-inch guns of the lowa that was fired at one of the boats or from the after 6-inch gun of the Texas, that was also fired at one of the boats, no one knows—struck one of the destroyers, cutting her nearly in two. The other boat was cut to pieces by shell. The Gloucester followed the destroyers closely, though she was exposed to the fire of the larger vessels of the enemy that were in the rear. About 10:15, the two leading vessels of the enemy were about one and a half miles west of the mouth of Cabanas Bay. ...[1]
Reference Tools Briscoe Center for American History | Archives and Manuscrpits(sic) Subject Index under T, scroll for many research data starting with T, including Texas, Annexation of.
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