Samuel Morse, along with his associates Leonard Gale and Alfred Vail, invented the single-wire telegraph and a code for transmitting messages electrically. The first public telegraph message was sent on May 24, 1844, from the Supreme Court chamber of the United States Capitol to a rail station in Baltimore, Maryland.
I think its a safe bet that the average person probably doesnt know enough about philosophers to have a favorite. Most people – unless they are active in academia or politics – probably dont know enough about philosophers to name more than one or two. And it is not an insult to any other statement
Since the birth of the Fighting Basques Project of the Sancho de Beurko Association we developed a concept (that of the support groups) that, although it seems little more than an extravagance of ours, could very well be extended to other groups of historical reenactment who work on memorial issues
Focusing more specifically on the arrival of the Vikings in Ireland and its relations with the local Gaelic peoples also seem of little importance if we compare them with its great adventures in Iceland and the North Atlantic, in England and the West, and of course in the East, at the hands of the V
In the cathedral of Monza in Italy there is a curious crown that is not made of iron but which has been known, since the early Middle Ages, as the Iron Crown. The name derives from the belief that an inner sheet that holds the plates together was made of that metal, although it is actually silver.