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Volume two of Boris Chertok's accounts of the people who were behind the Russian accomplishments in exploring space.

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...y Rockets and People Volume ... ...ok, B. E. (Boris Evseevich), 1912– [Rakety i lyudi. English] Rockets and People: Creating a Rocket Industry (Volume II) / by Boris E. Chertok ; [... ... the Soviet spaceprogram, constitutes the core of his memoirs, Rockets and People. In these four vol-umes, Academician Chertok not only describes and ... ... in Postwar Germany(Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1990).Rockets and People: Creating a Rocket Industry ... ...ause he were transforming the country’s own history. People like Chertok were now free toplayed key roles in almost every major ... ... 3. These Soviet diesel electric submarines were known in the West as Zulu class submarines.250 ...

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...reds of photographs, including some full-page color photographs (colortypes); ".embracing perfect photographic and descriptive representations of the people and the islands lately acquired from Spain, including Hawaii and the Philippines; also their material resources and productions, homes of the people, their customs and general appearance, with many hundred views of lan...

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... ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE AS SEEN WITH Camer... ...oftM.EMBRACING PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DESCRIPTIVE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PEOPLE AND THE ISLANDS LATELY ACQUIRED FROM SPAIN, INCLUDING HAWAII AND TH... ...ILIPPINES; ALSO THEIR MATERIAL RESOURCES AND PRODUCTIONS, HOMES OF THE PEOPLE, THEIR CUSTOMS AND GENERAL APPEARANCE, WITH MANY HUNDRED ... ...O COMPLETE AS TO PRACTICALLY TRANSFER THE ISLANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE TO THE PICTURED PAGE.WITH A SPECIAL CONSIDERATION OF THE CONDITIONS ... ...cupies it are above the average o( the dwellings o( the peon class and the people who inhabit them. The houses are merely Intended as shelter... ... told you that it was the capital of the Sulu, or Zulu, Islands, and is located on an island of t...

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...is what took place and I hatethat it went down like that to the point that people got killed and hungby trees and shit. Now why did we have to go and ... ...he had. But little did they know that they had to go upagainst millions of Zulu warriors. Now you may want to know whatdoes this have to do with what ... ...eir freedom and some that died for it. So now that you havethis one set of peoples that knew how to handle the end of going aboutand getting what they... ...e in and teach them a thing or two.Yes blacks were born with a gift as all people were born with, butsome more than others. So we will still continue ...

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... to prepare for the entrance exam for the British Foreign Office,[3] for which he never sat. During his two years in London he came into contact with people interested in the study of psychical phenomena.[6]...

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...new all this because her mother had often told her, adding thatshe and her people, who were of a good Scotch family, had struggledagainst this South A... ... the guidance of the Gospel, especially a certain king of thepeople called Zulus, who was named Chaka or Dingaan, he was notsure which. This ferocious... ...clear grey eyes, and the same well-cutfeatures; indeed seen together, most people would have thought thembrother and sister, and remarked upon their f... ...ift wood and the roaring tempest without, conduced tocheerfulness in young people who had just narrowly escaped fromdrowning. "I am so hungry," said... ...uld think there was one boy the less, that's all, and be sorryfor a while. People often vanish in Africa where there are so many lionsand savages." ... ...name that meant Chieftainess, or Lady of Heaven, _Inkosazana-y-Zoola;_ for Zulu or Zoola, which we know as the title of that people,means Heaven, and ... ...and surrounded themselves with natives, refugees for the mostpart from the Zulu country. Amongst these people and their servantsMr. Dove commenced his... ...d away from Durban. On this occasion it was his wild design to settle in Zululand--whereChaka, the great king, being dead, Dingaan, his brother and ... ...rn what her mother thought."I don't mind, I am sure. I don't want to go to Zululand, and see thishorrid Dingaan, who is always killing people, and I a...

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... to Prepare for the Entrance Exam for the British Foreign Office,[3] for Which He Never Sat. During His Two Years in London He Came Into Contact With People Interested in the Study of Psychical Phenomena.[6]...

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...eded to outspan there, as was usual in theSeventies. The place was full of people, English and Dutch together,and I noted that the former seemed very ... ..., for afterwards he was an officer in the Pretoria Horse at the timeof the Zulu war, the corps in which you held a commission. I called tohim and aske... ...that they wish to shoot all damned Englishmen,especially Shepstone and his people, and that they would make abeginning now were they not afr... ...ary. Anyway, it was read, afterwhich there came an awkward pause as though people were waiting tosee something happen. I looked round at the Boers who... ...ou have nothing to do with this storywhich is about the destruction of the Zulus, the accomplishment of thevengeance of Zikali the wizard at the kraal... ...zard at the kraal named Finished, andincidentally, the love affairs of two people in which that old wizard tooka hand, as I did to my sorrow. It hap... ... their own lives, which verilyI believe they would have done, not being of Zulu blood. I put theproblem to Anscombe, who shook his head and looked at ... ... uneasily and dreamed. I dreamed that once moreI was in the Black Kloof in Zululand, seated in front of the huts at theend of the kloof. Before me squ... ...I shall be glad to see you, Macumazahn, for at last Iam about to smite the Zulu House of Senzangacona, my foes, with abladder full of blood, and oh! i...

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.... I admit, however, that once,long afterwards, a certain little witch of a Zulu did say tender words to 3me, and for an hour ... ... men that I everkilled in war. As they fell, Leblanc and the rest of our people fired also, the slugsfrom their guns doing great execution at that r... ...f life is as good asours. Are you not ashamed to act so before these black people?" When at last he grew more or less quiet I called to the messenge... ... him tell Quabie that if wedid die, the vengeance taken on him and all his people would be towipe them out till not one of them was left, and therefor... ...tched forward to the ground, thenrose again and staggered back towards his people, with his rightshoulder shattered and his arm swinging. "Who did t... ...able place, consisting of a few shanties which were afterwardsburnt by the Zulus, and a number of Kaffir huts. For such white men asdwelt there had fo... ...mation I could about the state of affairs,especially with reference to the Zulus, a people with whom I wasdestined ere long to make an intimate acquai... ...t within two days I had forty or fifty to choose from, small animals ofthe Zulu character and, I should add, unbroken. Still they were sturdyand used ... ...ants--of whom I waslucky enough to secure eight who belonged to one of the Zulu tribesand desired to get back to their own country, whence they hadwan...

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... DAUGHTER) 100CHAPTER IX(ALLAN RETURNS TO ZULULAND) 115CHAPTER X(THE SMELLING-OUT) ... ...orm 2Child of Storm(ALLAN QUATERMAIN HEARS OFMAMEENA) We white people think that we know everything. For instance, wethink that we underst... ...thers and prove of value. At any rate,they are true stories of interesting peoples, who, if they should survivein the savage competition of the nation... ...ope to speak some day, I think the most beautifulthat ever lived among the Zulus. Also she was, I think, the most able,the most wicked, and the most a... ... the most ambitious. Her attractive name--for itwas very attractive as the Zulus said it, especially those of them whowere in love with her--was Mamee... ...ame was Child of Storm (Ingane-ye-Sipepo, or, more freely andshortly, O-we-Zulu), but the word "Ma-mee-na" had its origin in thesound of the wind that... ...esound of the wind that wailed about the hut when she was born.* [*--The Zulu word "Meena"--or more correctly "Mina"--means"Come here," and would th... ...r brief but happy time ofmarriage. Leaving my boy in charge of some kind people in Durban, I startedinto "the Zulu"--a land with which I had already... ...ial-mannered man of about sixtyyears of age, and, what is rare among these people, one who lovedsport for its own sake. Being aware of his tastes, als...

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...ntroduction to him, Philip Hadden was atransport- rider and trader in "the Zulu." Still on the right side of forty, inappearance he was singularly han... ...with Kaffir goods--such as blankets, calico, andhardware--and crossed into Zululand, where in those days no sheriff'sofficer would be likely to follow... ...y--for Hadden's visit took place within a few months of theoutbreak of the Zulu war in 1878, when Cetywayo was alreadyshowing unfriendliness to the En... ...oss the Great Place to the little enclosurewhere Cetywayo, a royal-looking Zulu seated on a stool, and wearing a 4kaross of l... ...ith his counsellors. Now, as has been said, Hadden thoroughly understood Zulu; and,when from time to time the king raised his voice, some of the wor... ...us? Is not the land mine, and was it not my father'sbefore me? Are not the people mine to save or to slay? I tell you that Iwill stamp out these littl... ...n? Only thedead enter that forest, and it is on the borders of it that our peoplemake offerings to the dead." Followed by Nahoon, Hadden walked to t... ...m how faraway it was impossible to tell, there rose a curious sound, as of peoplecalling to each other in fear but in no articulate language. Nahoonsh... ...be his servant. But I believe that a war is going to break outbetween your people and mine; and this being so, you will understandthat I do not wish t...

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...rts, and civil society organisations to answer the question: “How can we use social protection mechanisms as a tool for promoting social inclusion of people dependent on the informal economy?” This workshop was organised as part of the ambition of the RNSF to improve knowledge on ways to enhance the livelihoods of people in the informal economy and to increase the socia...

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...d by the European Commission that providessupport to enhance livelihoods for people dependent on the informaleconomy and improve social inclusion of m... ... common interests; 4.4 Talking to employers 5. Working with marginalised people 127 5.1 Vulnerability and exclusion; 5.... ...arch on innovative approaches to enhancelivelihoods, equity and inclusion of people who depend on theinformal economy. Actually the whole RNSF projec... ... would not have been possible without the enthu-siastic participation of the people who attended a regional work-shop on how to extend social protecti... ...ople who attended a regional work-shop on how to extend social protection to people who dependon the informal economy. This workshop was organised inK... ...e and public health services: allopathic (“western”) facilities, traditional Zulu medical practitioners and Ayurvedic healers. If they want to use an ... ...anage the area is often tense. Asiye eTafuleni (“let’s come to the table” in Zulu – with the implication of “let’s negotiate”) is a non-government org...

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...uffalo River they made their wayThe British force Lord Chelmsford ledAs on Zulu land his troops did treadThe Zulu king sees this as an act of warWith ... ...dAt Isanhlwana the British camp was madePickets and defenses set against a Zulu raidBut after eleven days in the Zulu’s landThe British had to make th... ...dThe warriors then the camp surroundAfter exploiting any weakness foundThe Zulu impi many thousands strongDefeat the British in the ensuing throngOver... ...s are lostAs after the battle they count the costAlso countless numbers of Zulu’s deadHow many wives and children left unfed?An organized army of foot... ... penny a dayBut Fred still sent some home to mother anywayBy this time the Zulu nation had reached its peakNo other African tribes had any strength to... ...his funeral his coffin on gun carriage borneWith dignity and reverence the people mournThousands came despite the cold and the biting rainTo say goodb... ...entered the Sovereign KingdomIn response, the fiercely independent AmaZulu peopleMobilized their armies against the invadersChelmsford, ignoring intel... ...on combatantsAimlessly targeted at a cityPeople helpless to escapeOrdinary people doing ordinary thingsNot foot soldiers on German soilSpiteful vengea... ...gged isleSplitting the earthAnd breaking bodiesIts spirit did not breakIts people stood firmDefiant in Satan's faceWithstanding hells fireAnd brimston...

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...o have been hidden by theEgyptians, or King Solomon, or some other antique people. I first sawthe matter alluded to in a paragraph in one of the socie... ...ottentot named Hans,who had once been the slave of a Transvaal Boer, and a Zulu hunter,who for five years had accompanied me upon my trips, and whosen... ...clined to weep. As for Mashune and Hansthey cursed away vigorously, one in Zulu and the other in Dutch. Ourswas a pretty position. We were nearly 300 ... ...t apparently fired about a mile away. "'Hark to it!' sung out Mashune in Zulu, more, I fancy, by way ofkeeping his spirits up than for any other rea... ...sses, of which I ate greedily. "'Art thou not hungry?' I asked the great Zulu presently, as he sateyeing me eating. "'Never was I hungrier, my fat... ... laughed, for it mustbe admitted he had a ludicrous way of putting things. Zulus do not likegreen food. "Just after Mashune had finished his watercr... ...hed it in, placinghis broad assegai by him, according to the custom of his people, thathe might not go defenceless on his long journey; and then, ladi...

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...m. Amongst many other things it tells of the war against the BlackKendah people and the dead of Jana, their elephant god. Often sincethen I have won... ...se of a unique orchid for a friend of mine called Brother John bythe white people, and Dogeetah by the natives, who was popularlysupposed to be mad, b... ... I stayed for a few days with Scroope, or,rather, with his fiancée and her people, at a fine house in Essex. (Icalled it Essex to avoid the place bein... ...it? Ah! I knew. A look that sometimes I had seen uponthe face of a certain Zulu lady named Mameena, especially at themoment of her wonderful and tragi... ...mperial spirit dwelt in thewoman called Mameena. They were as far apart as Zululand is fromEssex. Yet it was quite sure that both of them had touch wi... ... self. To tell the truth, we got on "like fire in the wintergrass," as the Zulus say, and when that dinner was over the grass wasstill burning. I do... ...pect of a highand useful career of a sort whereof the door is shut to most people,everything in short that human beings who are not actually royalty c... ...ying?" asked Scroope. "I could catch afew words"--he knew a little kitchen Zulu--"but not much." I told him briefly while the others listened. "Wh... ...ad done, replied without moving amuscle and in English: "O Lord, Zikali, Zulu wizard, friend of mine! All great wizard friendjust like all elephant ...

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...the British parliament in the 1920s. A communist and an internationalist, he campaigned vigorously inside and outside parliament on behalf of working people everywhere and especially for the cause of an independent India. A celebrated public speaker, Sak was imprisoned for sedition during the General Strike of 1926, after urging the army not to act against protesting worke...

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... Election Addresses of 1922 159Chapter 9 - A New Voice for the People 167Chapter 10 - Speaking Against Imperialis... ...he British Empire, the ‘jewel inthe crown,’ and the Indians were a subject people with virtually no voice intheir own affairs or government. But, on t... ...family. This may well account for his early sympathies withthe really poor people who abounded in the city of Bombay. Indeed, KaikooMehta, Spitam Cama... ...se discussions. But evidently things seem to have developed, which made people say he had been influenced. But he still acted as an orthodox Par... ...for the poor and the underdog. He always used to go about and see these people in their cottages, discuss matters and sympathise with them and d... ...t know geographically where yourcountry was situated, as the Sudanese, the Zulus, the Bantus and theSwazis, and you had not the remotest excuse that t...

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...ing a picture of some of those gentry, who, Itake it, were a kind of white Zulus. They were drinking out of big horns,and their long hair hung down th... ...'s rank, because it was impossible thathe should be promoted. This is what people who serve the Queen haveto expect: to be shot out into the cold worl... ... doctoress up in the Manica countrytold me all about it. She said that the people who lived across thosemountains were a "branch" of the Zulus, speaki... ...aid that the people who lived across thosemountains were a "branch" of the Zulus, speaking a dialect of Zulu, butfiner and bigger men even; that there... ...potter about and garden, beinga Griqua by birth. You will never persuade a Zulu to take much interestin gardening. It is a peaceful art, and peaceful ... ...arry with us. In this afterpart were a hide "cartle," or bed, on which two people could sleep,also racks for rifles, and many other little convenience... ...that it was cheap at the price. Then I bought a beautiful team of twenty Zulu oxen, which I hadkept my eye on for a year or two. Sixteen oxen is the... ...ual number fora team, but I took four extra to allow for casualties. These Zulu cattleare small and light, not more than half the size of the Africand... ...ay know with whom we have to deal." "My name is Umbopa. I am of the Zulu people, yet not of them. Thehouse of my tribe is in the far North; it was l...

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...book discusses the origin and meaning of life, humankind's place in the universe, the purpose of evil and suffering, the relationship between God and people, and the life of Jesus. The Urantia Foundation, a U.S.-based non-profit group, first published The Urantia Book in 1955. In 2001, a jury found that the English book's copyright was no longer valid after 1983. The En...

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...rypresence of the Supreme Being: It is determined by the processes of peoples, planets, and universes are under theen masse recognition of God an... ...uld exist without limitations,says: “I have surely seen the affliction of my people, I have still the power of control and co-ordination reposing inhe... ... herent in the situation of closing a planetary age; it was in- 3 ¶ ăe people of Urantia continue to suffer from the escapable, and it was not... ...int Creator manifests and sources of supermaterial power linking the people ofcertain phases of the omnipotence of the Universal Father Urant... ...f the Urantia forms all orders of nonmaterial personalities and to car-peoples, and these experiences, in their personal aspects, ry them away ... ... God of revelation. But this truth never be-crude ancestor veneration. ăe Zulus are just evolving a came widely accepted until the days of Isaiah, ...

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... the year 2020 Commander Lemuel Gulliver XVI returns from a twenty year odyssey around the solar system, searching for sites where the world's excess people can be re-located. He found none. On his return he vows to search for solutions to the planet's most pressing problem. He has written six books of his planned fourteen book series and invites you to read them....

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...suitable forunderground cities. But there is no place in our solar system as ‘people friendly’ as our ownEarth.” —“What made you volunteer for the... ...ive inthe cities. Here in California our population will double to 60 million people in the first half ofthis century. Most of this growth occurs beca... ...population, but of eliminating misery and increasing the‘the good life.’ Some people ask why some should be so poor while others are so rich. Did youk... ...ld be so poor while others are so rich. Did youknow that the thousand richest people have more money than the two and a half billionpoorest people? So... ...y tenfold the Indian per capita income. “Still there are more than a billion people living on less than $300 per year. With over abillion people bein... ...m opposing armies, a quarter from hisown and the rest civilians. “Shaka, the Zulu chief claimed one to two million in his wars. About 3 million died ...

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...earfully dull. There are nothing but Boers about here, you know. NoEnglish people live nearer than Wakkerstroom." "You overlook yourself," he said, ... ...hich, being interpreted,means Medicine--she added, addressing the Kafir in Zulu--"helpCaptain Niel on to his horse. Be careful that the saddle does no... ...ound; the girths may be loose." Thus adjured, John, with the help of the Zulu, clambered into hissaddle, an example that the lady quickly followed, ... ...t over the shock to this hour. It hasleft its mark on her, sir. Still, let people say what they will, there is aPower who looks after the helpless, an... ...atje (red jacket). Well, I don't wonder at your taking tofarming after the Zulu war." "I don't quite understand you," said John, rather coldly. "O... ... that war. I was there with PietUys, and it was a sight, I can tell you. A Zulu had only to show himselfat night and one would see your regiments skre... ..., however, to keep his temper--outwardly, at any rate. "I was not in the Zulu war, Mr. Muller," he said, and just then oldSilas Croft rode up, and t... ...nning more or less risk of entanglement.Especially is this so when the two people have little or no outsidesociety or distraction to divert their atte... ...ould mind being thought a Boer," she saidcoolly: "there are some very good people among the Boers, and 30besides, you used to...

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...d open-minded reader will understand that UFOs are real, and move on to thoughtfully address the implications of this reality for our governments and people of this planet....

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...oughtfully address the implications of this reality for ourgovernments and people of this planet.2.0 TO THE READER - How to Use this document Carl ... ...ing first-hand evidence, which supports the notion that there are numerous people involved in the UFOissue and its cover up, and that a number are wil... ...t US and French UFO studies by scientists, governmentleaders, and military people (8.0). Further supporting information will be found in Dr. Greer’sb... ...Summary Copyright Steven M. Greer, M.D. – March 2001 For most people, the question of whether or not we are alone in the universe is a me... ...world peace. In the vacuumof secrecy, operations supervised by neither the people, the people’s representatives, the UN norany other legitimate entity... ...inal report in Appendix I. (Document A1.5)68 Refers to time of sighting in Zulu (military) time. 3868 Nov 75 (0820Z) - Lost rad...

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...Jesus has returned, Judgment Day is over, God has created a new heaven and a new earth where people will live forever in the New Jerusalem. What is that life like? Is it a world of disembodied spirits sitting around playing harps and singing hymns of praise to God? A somewhat boring world? Fortunately, God has ...

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...enof the New Jerusalem.The New Jerusalem, the city of gold. Most people here callit simply “The City.” Its wonders never cease to amaze me.T... ...t’s not a compact col-lection of houses. Yes, several hundred million people livehere, but there’s still plenty of room for fields and meadowsand... ...lls. The walls define the square perimeter of The City, butmore and more people are moving outside the walls to cul-tivate the fertile surroundings.... ...akes themost marvelous bread and cakes to the delight of severalhundred people every day. Most local producers distributetheir wares on the market,... ... offer her bread. This givesher a better chance to chat with people, she says. “God’s peace on you, Nick,” she greeted me. “And on y... ... 87old language.” “Which was?” I asked politely. “Zulu,” she answered. Themba the man asked, “Are you hungry? ...

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...ingernails were outlined with dark grime. Was this the same man who used to wear a tie and sit in an elegant office filling out crisp white forms for people in business suits? “Doesn’t it bother you at all to be digging graves for people?” There was bitterness in Leslie’s tone. “Why should it?” Sam looked at Leslie squarely, almost defiantly. “Everyone on this planet die...

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...aside from excerpts used by reviewers. This book is a work of fiction. All people, places, and occurrences are either products of the author’s im... ...in and try. He’s got a shot at asecond chance, which is more than a lot of people ever get. Now it’s upto him.” Sam, who was a tall, strongly built ... ...still drinking, Sam had become astranger—and not the sort of stranger most people would want to get toknow any better. Now he smiled and laughed and t... ...’t stand to see perfectly goodflowers go to waste.” Leslie gulped. Dead people’s flowers? No electricity! What kind of aplace was this? His eyes fe... ...eplied. “Thought you folks might be alittle nervous your first night. Most people are. Course, some peoplenever get used to it. I remember Tom Cooper’... ...and the Aztec empire, and biographies of Charlemagne,Pythagoras, and Shaka Zulu. “Your aunt must really be into history.” “That’s just her history b...