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"As I’m on the final part of the story I think this is a good moment to reflect a little. It’s taken me awhile to get to this point (close to five months) and it’s bcos of the philosophy woven into the narrative. This is the most challenging novel I’ve read, emotionally and intellectually, and I’m glad I’ve taken my sweet time. I look forward to the endgame!" — Oct 13, 2026 06:11AM
"As I’m on the final part of the story I think this is a good moment to reflect a little. It’s taken me awhile to get to this point (close to five months) and it’s bcos of the philosophy woven into the narrative. This is the most challenging novel I’ve read, emotionally and intellectually, and I’m glad I’ve taken my sweet time. I look forward to the endgame!" — Oct 13, 2026 06:11AM
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"This extract covers the Great Pledge among the converts from Medina. The articles obligate them to ‘listen and obey in all difficulty and ease, to spend in plenty as well as in scarcity; to enjoin good and forbid evil; fear the censure of none; and to aid and protect the prophet ﷺ from anything they protect themselves, their spouses and children from." — May 28, 2026 04:56AM
"This extract covers the Great Pledge among the converts from Medina. The articles obligate them to ‘listen and obey in all difficulty and ease, to spend in plenty as well as in scarcity; to enjoin good and forbid evil; fear the censure of none; and to aid and protect the prophet ﷺ from anything they protect themselves, their spouses and children from." — May 28, 2026 04:56AM
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"Two historical extracts on Napoleon's negligence of Dalmatia in the 'reading of his correspondence with Marmont on the subject of the Illyrian provinces.' It is said that he 'ignored Marmont's letters altogether, and his exchequer grudged every halfpenny sent to Dalmatia.' The other, of the decaying morality of the Uskoks, who were originally of 'blameless character' turned into lawless pirates of the Adriatic sea." — May 17, 2026 05:38AM
"Two historical extracts on Napoleon's negligence of Dalmatia in the 'reading of his correspondence with Marmont on the subject of the Illyrian provinces.' It is said that he 'ignored Marmont's letters altogether, and his exchequer grudged every halfpenny sent to Dalmatia.' The other, of the decaying morality of the Uskoks, who were originally of 'blameless character' turned into lawless pirates of the Adriatic sea." — May 17, 2026 05:38AM
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