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I think you'll find that's Friedrich Engels...The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Fredrich Engles
Happens to the best of us. Not often twice in the one name though, that's a little awkward, ain't it .slip of the wrong key
‘Fascism - A Warning’, by Madeline Albright.
Recent gift. Some remarkable insights (so far) but some of it has me scratching my head. Too early to judge.
Read John Polidori's short story "The Vampyre." It is the first written vampire story; written circa 1816.
Not strictly true. Coleridge's Christabel poem was written in 1797 - 1800, first published in 1816. Geraldine, the mystery woman, exhibits several characteristics of your traditional vampire, and appears to have influenced Le Fanu's Carmilla (a lot later, 1872).Read John Polidori's short story "The Vampyre." It is the first written vampire story; written circa 1816.
some advice: there are certain people here who it would be beneficial for you to make suggestions to, rather than to tell them what to do, lest you sound pompous and provoke nasty retorts instead of gratitude
I have read that story. Not surprisingly, there is a movie in production based off of that tale scheduled to come out some time next year.
Not strictly true. Coleridge's Christabel poem was written in 1797 - 1800, first published in 1816. Geraldine, the mystery woman, exhibits several characteristics of your traditional vampire, and appears to have influenced Le Fanu's Carmilla (a lot later, 1872).
Many cultures have vampire mythologies going back millennia, and I suspect there would be many song or folklorere cycles in writing, well before 1816.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_folklore_by_region
But it is true. Coleridge's Christabel is a poem, not a story. Geraldine, the mystery woman, was not a vampire.
some advice: there are certain people here who it would be beneficial for you to make suggestions to, rather than to tell them what to do, lest you sound pompous and provoke nasty retorts instead of gratitude
I have read that story. Not surprisingly, there is a movie in production based off of that tale scheduled to come out some time next year.
But it is true. Coleridge's Christabel is a poem, not a story. Geraldine, the mystery woman, was not a vampire.