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foreordain replied to your post “Does Laurens remind you of some animal? Like if Hamilton is a lion,...”
golden retriever
publius-esquire replied
American bulldog
madtomedgar replied
doge
marauders13 replied
Maybe a badger? Or a bird of some kind.
shxwnspencer replied
I'd say either seal or dolphin tbh
Okay it seems like some type of dog is the popular opinion
What about a German Shepherd?
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madtomedgar replied to your post “I’m considering applying for that program and teaching a class about...”
teach them the gay
marauders13 replied to your post “I’m considering applying for that program and teaching a class about...”
The Hamilton/Laurens letters?
Yeah this is definitely one of the topics I was considering.
talesoftheweirdandstrangelyodd replied to your post “I’m considering applying for that program and teaching a class about...”
I'd say a full bio, but I'm not exactly representative of most people.
I feel like a full bio would be the easiest way to fill up 50 minutes.
histoireinsolite replied to your post “I’m considering applying for that program and teaching a class about...”
I think social history might be more attractive to teens than a biography class...Speaking of young people I was chatting with my sister who's taking a History of the South class and I told her to be sure to bring up Laurens, so that will be a thing
I know what you mean. But I feel wary of tackling just one topic like the black regiment, because then I'd also need to discuss the history of slavery in the South, which is a much larger topic that I have very basic knowledge of. But I'm glad you've told your sister about Laurens!
