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Davis was a West Point graduate who had served as U.S. secretary of war.
"America, Empire of Liberty: A New History of the United States," revised and updated edition - David Reynolds
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Davis was a West Point graduate who had served as U.S. secretary of war.
"America, Empire of Liberty: A New History of the United States," revised and updated edition - David Reynolds
"Hear me out" but it's just fictional men I want to adopt me
that poor dj was STRESSING
Introducing the protagonists, Jefferson Davis and Spider-Web, in the first arc of Spider-Web’s Story. Spider-Web: Web of Lies
Abraham's dialect(Standard Tone): Tah-ka-ihy Demir's dialect(Frigid Tone): Zir-ki-eh Jefferson's dialect(Hybrid Tone): Nave-keh
I should do it like I did with Angels' Tongue, come up with the pronounciation first and then the writing system, otherwise it just fries my circuit.
The language mentioned above is "Greetings" in Wayfarers' Language, they're pretty much saying 'hello' to you in their mother tongue.
Everything is still yet to change, I need to ground down the Standard Tone first before branching out to others.
Drawing of Jefferson Davis arriving at the field of Battle of First Manassas (c. 1861 – c. 1865)
Illustration of Jefferson Davis leaving the Richmond court house by Harper's Weekly (1867)
