She probably isn't in the chat he has with future wife #4. Not a group chat though so that probably doesn't count.

Damn, kind of hoped it might help a bit. I think the best I can really offer now is good luck, unfortunately.

It's also a bit of supposition that the two are the same documents, but I think the descriptions of them line up decently enough.

Yeah, kind of astonishing that this doesn't show up anywhere. I did some more digging around and it seems that the document is discussed in passing by R. B. Wernham in The Return of the Armadas on pg. 57-59 as "the docquet of Howard and Essex's commsions," but he doesn't cite it at all.

Best I could find was an alternative listing from Sotheby's that has a complete picture of the document:

www.sothebys.com/en/buy/aucti...

Probably from working as a bartender, since the job pretty much requires you to deal with the stupidest people imaginable made even dumber by alcohol. Gaetz is probably nothing compared to the Casanova's that have tried hitting on her while drunk.

Besides the fact that the French Revolution isn't something anyone with coherent goals should want to emulate, why do Americans want to LARP as French Revolutionaries so badly? You have your own revolutionaries, people who revolted before the French even!

I'd probably go further and say that most people cut out to be historians abandon it by the time their undergraduate is done, if not earlier. I was writing against the GMToH back in my third year: histdsc.wixsite.com/quwatsonblog...

Unfortunately, yes. He posted about it on his Twitter account.

Kansas to the Chiefs:

Operation YANKEE FREEDOM

Considering the number of people who saw the same thing and didn't believe an invasion was imminent—such as French and IIRC German intelligence—I'd have to say that "in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king," even if he makes for a poor king.

Sorry, but this is actually a clear case of terminal Vicky 3 brain not HoI4 brain.