The Directory (2017)

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No, this is not the place where I discuss the French Revolution (Get it? The Directory? The French Revolution?). This is a site directory for Histories and Mysteries by year. I had one originally until I updated my articles, but I found the need for one of these again. If you would like to search up articles by subject and date, you can check the archives and labels. "The Directory" is designed to catalogue the series that I write each year since I do a lot of that year by year.

History

Approaches to History: The Inerrancy of Scripture

The Beginning of Time:
Peace Treaty Trivia:
A Guide to the Terms of Early Civilizations

Geography

Precedents to Geography:
Introductions to Asia

The Middle East:
Literature

Influences of Literature/Introductions of Literature
Literary Classifications

Poetry:
2017 Summer Reads:
Book Reviews
End of 2017 Book Reviews

Blogging:
The Top Books in my TBR List

Miscellaneous

About Me: An Imprint
The General Schedule
The Directory (2017)
My 15th Birthday Gifts
July 2017 Specials
The Subjects of School ~ 10th Grade
Central Texas: A Writing Vacation
Guest Post: My Favorite Books
Holidays

National Military Appreciation Month
The Fourth of July
2017 Summer Highlights
10 Interesting Facts About Plymouth

Christmas:

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