United States of America - Revision history

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:57:36Z

categorising

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	[[North America]] had little contact with [[Europe]] in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between [[Columbus]] and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; [[St. Brendan]] might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of Europe thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the [[mythology\|mythical]] land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the [[Hun]]s, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.		[[North America]] had little contact with [[Europe]] in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between [[Columbus]] and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; [[St. Brendan]] might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of Europe thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the [[mythology\|mythical]] land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the [[Hun]]s, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.
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Cian: links

2006-01-26T12:15:45Z

links

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	The '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States United States of America]''' is where the [[SCA]] started. Most of the [[~~kingdoms~~]] are located in the US.		The '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States United States of America]''' is where the [[SCA]] started. Most of the [[kingdom]]s are located in the US. Many major [[event]]s, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

		⚫	[[North America]] had little contact with [[Europe]] in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between [[Columbus]] and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; [[St. Brendan]] might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of Europe thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the [[mythology\|mythical]] land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the [[Hun]]s, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.
	Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

⚫	North America had little contact with Europe in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest ~~permaanent~~ post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; St.Brendan might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of [[Europe]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the ~~Huns~~, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edit of 138.217.167.192, changed back to last version by Thomas

2005-12-03T12:26:04Z

Reverted edit of 138.217.167.192, changed back to last version by Thomas

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	Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

	North America had little contact with ~~aliens~~ in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[~~Dutch~~\|~~Netherlands~~]] founded the city of ~~Compton~~, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permaanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in ~~1865~~), but most of the European influence was after ~~1900~~. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[~~Kenyan~~]]s had long died out; St.~~Kilda~~ might or might not have briefly called; and if the "~~cunt~~" nations of [[~~West Jamaica~~]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of ~~rape~~ and,or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.		North America had little contact with Europe in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permaanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; St.Brendan might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of [[Europe]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

138.217.167.192 at 10:54, 3 December 2005

2005-12-03T10:54:29Z

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	Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

	North America had little contact with ~~Europe~~ in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[~~Spanish~~\|~~Spain~~]] founded the city of ~~St. Augustine~~, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permaanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in ~~1565~~), but most of the European influence was after ~~1600~~. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[~~Viking~~]]s had long died out; St.~~Brendan~~ might or might not have briefly called; and if the "~~civilised~~" nations of [[~~Europe~~]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of ~~joy~~ and ~~repose~~, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.		North America had little contact with aliens in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Dutch\|Netherlands]] founded the city of Compton, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permaanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1865), but most of the European influence was after 1900. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Kenyan]]s had long died out; St.Kilda might or might not have briefly called; and if the "cunt" nations of [[West Jamaica]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of rape and,or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

Thomas: Edited a historical inaccuracy.

2005-10-08T17:30:50Z

Edited a historical inaccuracy.

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	Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

		⚫	North America had little contact with Europe in [[period]], although there was nearly a century of trading/pillaging between Columbus and 1600, but there were a few settlements founded (the [[Spanish\|Spain]] founded the city of St. Augustine, now in Florida and accepted as the oldest permaanent post-Columbian settlement in North America, in 1565), but most of the European influence was after 1600. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; St.Brendan might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of [[Europe]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, throughout most of period they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

⚫	~~Unfortunately,~~ in [[period]] the ~~USA~~ ~~had~~ ~~not~~ ~~been~~ ~~discovered~~ as ~~such~~. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; St.Brendan might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of [[Europe]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

Simoncursitor at 11:29, 29 October 2004

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	Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.


			Unfortunately, in [[period]] the USA had not been discovered as such. The [[Vinland]] settlements of the [[Viking]]s had long died out; St.Brendan might or might not have briefly called; and if the "civilised" nations of [[Europe]] thought at all what was over the western ocean, they thought either in terms of ''Huy Braesil'', the mythical land of joy and repose, or of a short cut to Cathay and the Indies that didn't involve getting involved with the Huns, the [[Muslim]] [[Ottoman]] states, the [[Mongol]] hordes, or sundry other perils of the journey.

JakeVortex: links

2003-12-29T22:24:07Z

links

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	The '''United States of America''' is where the [[SCA]] started. Most of the [[kingdoms]] are located in the US.		The '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States United States of America]''' is where the [[SCA]] started. Most of the [[kingdoms]] are located in the US.

	Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major [[events]], such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

Morgant: Weird tomato bit removed.

2003-08-11T12:37:57Z

Weird tomato bit removed.

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	Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

	As per [[tomato]] The United states, are not period and should be avoided at [[feasts]].

134.211.96.1 at 15:45, 7 August 2003

2003-08-07T15:45:52Z

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	Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

			As per [[tomato]] The United states, are not period and should be avoided at [[feasts]].

Morgant at 15:34, 7 August 2003

2003-08-07T15:34:08Z

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	Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.		Many major events, such as [[Pennsic]] are held in the US.

	As per [[tomato]] The United states, are not period and should be avoided at [[feasts]].