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Feb 17, 2012, 06:43 AM
Hey all,
I just started reading the new history book "Vanished Kingdoms" by Norman Davies, and have been thinking of RFCE the whole time. It's about various short- or long-lived European countries that no longer exist, and it is a very good read. I'm in the Burgundy chapter now.
Anyway, I thought, "who has spent more time thinking about the life cycle of vanished kingdoms like Burgundy than the RFCE group?"
ps, I haven't looked at the table of contents yet, so I don't know what countries are yet to come. It's more exciting that way, kind of like the first play through of RFCE!
I just started reading the new history book "Vanished Kingdoms" by Norman Davies, and have been thinking of RFCE the whole time. It's about various short- or long-lived European countries that no longer exist, and it is a very good read. I'm in the Burgundy chapter now.
Anyway, I thought, "who has spent more time thinking about the life cycle of vanished kingdoms like Burgundy than the RFCE group?"
ps, I haven't looked at the table of contents yet, so I don't know what countries are yet to come. It's more exciting that way, kind of like the first play through of RFCE!