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royal flush: dallying while bidding for waity katy
Who will be the lamb and who will be the knife? Prince William, when and if he becomes king, will be the first Stuart king since James I, son of Mary Queen of Scots, in over 400 years. Secret potions, … Continue reading
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Tagged adam lusher, Ben Jonson, clinton a. ortiz, clyde lewis, esme stuart, frances howard, George Villiers, Inigo Jones, James I of England, john draper, Kate Middleton, leslie keylock, Mary Queen of Scots, Peter Paul Rubens, renold elstrack, richard hoagland, Robert Anton Wilson, robert carr, robert devereaux, stephen t. ardent, tracy twyman, william larkin
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king for a day: take a pass on the cake
All the king’s men and women. Indeterminancy and inevitability, fortuity and fate.Sacred geometry and secret recipes. The chance of being king. Or is it chance? The chance of being king is charged with multiple and contradictory associations among of which … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Jarry, Aristotle, Christopher Hitchens, cosmati floor, cosmati pavement, Douglas Kellner, Guy Debord, Inigo Jones, james frazer the golden bough, Jean Baudrillard, Kate Middleton, King James I, Mary Queen of Scots, Prince William, XTC Andy Partridge
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the golden bough: keeping the show on the road
Its the Antiques Roadshow up on Cripple Creek.The Golden Bough, the first king, sexless in suburbia and watch out for those in-laws.The comparison of today’s Royal family with Elizabeth I and James I are not that far-fetched as the current … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Hitchens, Henry Lord Darnley, James Frazer, james frazer the golden bough, Kate Middleton, Livinus de Vogelaare, Lord Darnley, Mary Queen of Scots, Prince Charles, Prince William, Queen Elizabeth I, Thomas Paine
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knowing the dancer from the dance
In “The Faerie Queene” Edmund Spenser tells a tale of “darke conceit” in which Prince Arthur, the future king, goes in search of the Faerie Queene, Elizabeth. In each of the six books completed, Arthur representing Magnanimity- in Spenser’s system … Continue reading
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Tagged Chapman Shadow of Night, Christopher Marlowe, Dante Divine Comedy, Dr. John Dee, Frances Yates, Francesco Giorgi, George Gower, Hans Eworth, John Dee, John Dowland, Marlowe Doctor Faustus, Mary Queen of Scots, Nicholas Hilliard, Queen Elizabeth I, Shakespeare, W.B. Yeats, William Blake, William Butler Yeats
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BLINDFOLD TEST FOR BEWITCHING IDEAS:CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH FUZZY WARBLES
Marketing and advertising wars are often drawn out, protracted affairs giving credence to the expression “War is hell;but who knew it looked like crap? It is entertaining when no one follows the modern version of the Marquess of Queensbury rules … Continue reading
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Tagged Bothwell, Calvinism, Chastelard, Claude Nau, Clive Owen, D.O. Hunter Blair, David Rizzio, Douglas Wilson, EasyJet, Frenchman Chastelard, Glenda Jackson, Goodwood Festival of Speed, Henry Cowan, Henry Lord Darnley, Jamba Juice, james Hamilton, James Hepburn, John Erskine, John Knox, Jone Johnson Lewis, Lesley Smith, Lord Darnley, Martin Luther, Mary Queen of Scots, mary Stuart, Mary Tudor, Matt Perry, Protestant Reformation, Queen Elizabeth I, Reformation Scotland, Renaissance, Rizzio, Robert Mugabe, Ronsard French poet, Ronsard poet, Rosalind K. Marshal, Tom Hollander, Vanessa Redgrave, W.P. Frith
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