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  • Humana Invicta "Humanity Unconquered" by TheFoolishKnight
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    In the crumbling Kingdom of Hyfelt, on the edge of total collapse, nobles sharpen their knives for a bloody succession war while monsters tear through the land and other races await to enslave and cleanse what's left. Then came "Vincent" a history-obsessed tabletop wargamer who somehow woke up as Baron "Victor", lord of a northern backwater town of Vindia. With nothing but his brain full of mankind's past and wargaming tactics, can this random modern guy pull a dying kingdom back from the brink and stop whatever races from turning humans into footnote in history book, or does he just become another idiot who thought he was special, only to get erased from history like everyone else?
  • When Trees Make A Stand by HayalurunuMedya
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    A scientist solves a problem. The solution becomes a bigger problem. Well, in this case, a "smaller" problem. Translated from the original story "Ağaçlar Ayaklanınca" by its author.
  • Almost like Vampires(on Hold) by IkojaFaith
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    Jane and her daughter, Klara start to see the signs which meant one thing, that the worst of the history that was never written about was about to repeat itself.
  • Poems by Xombify
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    Random poems. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or in any means - by electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise - without prior written permission.
  • Mary's Diary by GeneticallyUnpure
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    Okay, I've published this before, but I lost the paper and I just recently found it again and I just #cri Anyways, this is a project I had to do on child labor and what it was like, and I got 100 on it and yeah. Stuff. Enough with my chatter, just read the entries already. Ps. If you're still reading this, many words are misspelled on purpose; Mary never had a proper education, and was taught to read and write, customarily, by her brother or father, as mostly men went to school in those day. Now seriously. Enough talk. Read.
  • The Flower by WALCONCAI
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    16 year old Averil Elrod and her grandmother, Odine, have lived separated from the rest of the world for as long as she can remember, but when Odine falls mysteriously and devastatingly ill, they must call for the help of wizard Cain Pannone and his son, Stellan.
  • The Federation's Last Heir by BeyondShady
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    Armin awakens in a fragile, childlike body that repels the very mana that fuels this foreign world. Thrust into a realm of forest-grown cities and the politics of competing tribes, he'll try his utmost to inherit his rightful place on the throne and vows to bring the Federation into a new era of technology. On a continent where every faction believes their cause is just, Armin's path to regency demands cunning, resolve, and sacrifice.
  • Space Industrialization: Mining and Manufacturing Beyond Earth by MemeEconomist
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    Space Industrialization: Mining and Manufacturing Beyond Earth by Christopher Conklin. This short paper explores how mining and manufacturing in space could secure humanity's future. With Earth's resources under strain and risks like climate change or asteroid impacts looming, the Moon, asteroids, and Mars offer water, metals, and even fuels that can sustain life and power rockets. Using these resources directly in space would make exploration cheaper, enable permanent settlements, and spark new technologies with everyday benefits back on Earth.
  • Tale of Shoes by Utsuro_b
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    Shoes, we can't really imagine life without them anymore, but how come we are so dependant on them? What makes shoes so special? Are shoes really *just* shoes? As you can most likely tell from the tags this story is less focused on actual shoe history and rather the unknown truth, hope you enjoy the read and learn how to clear your mind from the brainwashing.
  • Nazarick in Past world by AinzOoalGown519
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    It's Overlord crossover. English is not my mother tongue. What if Nazarick had moved to Earth in the 19th century? What did the inhabitants of Ainz and Nazarick do then? Did Ainz want to conquer the world? Will he participate in the First and Second World Wars?
  • HIS 105 Assignment 2.1 - Policemen of the World- Thesis and Outline by PatriciaEvans2
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    HIS 105 Assignment 2.1 - Policemen of the World- Thesis and Outline Purchase this tutorial here: http://xondow.com/HIS-105-Assignment-21-Policemen-of-the-World-Thesis-and-Outl-HIS1053.htm
  • Threads of Destiny by Silent-Studies
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    "Lying in a heap on the floor are hundreds, maybe thousands, of thin strands of faintly glowing string, incandescent like the brightest light, luminous in its beauty. Although I've only ever seen pictures of stars, of the sun and moon, I would say that these are brighter than them. Some, however, are dimming, flickering like dying candles. Others are glorious threads of light; but there are a few, a handful of them that are outshining all the rest. They are so extraordinary, so indescribable, that the breath leaves my body. I squint at the glaring bundle of light, raising my hand to shield my eyes; how these ribbons of splendour manage to leave corners veiled in darkness is beyond me; but perhaps there will always be sinister ravens where there are golden doves, always cackling shadows where there are radiant fires." -- In an alternate London after the Industrial Revolution, societies have begun to live underground. Its citizens, after generations however, don't know this. They work day and night at their stations and are forced to follow stringent rules and restrictions, facing brutal punishments if stepping out of line. Oliver Grey knows there are things that aren't being told, and when rebellious thoughts brush against his ears, it takes all he can not to attempt anything against the Superiors, menacing shadows watching their every move. Until peculiar things beings to happen. With the help of Anne Beaufort, Oliver slowly begins to unravel the far more sinister truths lying deep inside the shadows. And as unrest slowly starts to brew among the people, baleful secrets gradually slither out from the darkest corners...where they were never meant to leave.
  • HIS 105 Assignment 1.1 - Impact of Industrialization  by PatriciaEvans2
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    HIS 105 Assignment 1.1 - Impact of Industrialization After the Civil War on American Society (Thesis & Outline) Purchase this tutorial here: http://xondow.com/HIS-105-Assignment-11-Impact-of-Industrialization-After-the-C-HIS1051.htm
  • HIS 105 Assignment 1.2 - Impact of Industrialization by PatriciaEvans2
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    HIS 105 Assignment 1.2 - Impact of Industrialization After the Civil War on American Society Purchase this tutorial here: http://xondow.com/HIS-105-Assignment-12-Impact-of-Industrialization-After-the-C-HIS1052.htm
  • Two Enlightenment Philosophers Take a trip to Modern-Day China by aaronlubinsky
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    This historical fiction narrative brings two enlightenment thinkers from the past and puts them into industrialized, modern-day China. The two of them argue it out through an interesting and exciting battle fighting for money and rights for the hundreds of workers.
  • After Maxing Out All Classes by rohan44408
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    Robb has been playing for several years in a game that allows players to freely change careers. He has fully practiced all occupations, established the largest guild in the entire server, defeated the most difficult of dungeons, defeated the strongest of epic-level monsters alone, and participated in a thousand-player raid. Just when he has nothing left to pursue and was ready to quit playing, he accidentally transmigrated into a world of swords and magic while inheriting all the abilities that he got in the game. What's the point of taking an adventure? I'm tired of fighting and killing! He just wants to retreat in a low-key manner and be a lazy person. and yes, strength is not allowed.
  • The City Of Mills by ChristianAzevedo
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    A poem aboug my hometown.