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the king of Braveheart? Written by Nuria (8/26/2004 1:00 p.m.) in consequence of the missive, But they do help, penned by Cinthia

I have to agree with you a bit. Movies do help to make you take an interest. The thing is I haven´t seen Richard III (AP´s) or Henry V (KB´s), just photos or trailers! (but it´s enough to see them in my mind)

Now seriously: too many times people get what they´re told in a movie and that´s all, taking it without getting more info or wondering about the point of view or dramatisation of events. For example, imagine what I could learn from Braveheart, which apparently is a max-mix of english history. The english king isn´t one of those we´re "studying"?

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Queen Mary Carolyn (8/24/2004 11:25 p.m.)

Ermm..... JulieW (8/26/2004 9:15 a.m.)
My Oxford World's Classics edition leaves out... Line (8/25/2004 2:47 p.m.)
- Showing off my mathmatical genius Carolyn (8/25/2004 5:44 p.m.)
Wow! Wonderful article Nuria (8/25/2004 5:29 a.m.)
- A genealogy chart Cinthia (8/25/2004 7:25 p.m.)
  - Exactly! Nuria (8/26/2004 2:35 a.m.)
- Which ones are you still puzzled about, Nuria? (nfm) Line (8/25/2004 2:32 p.m.)
  - Them all! Nuria (8/26/2004 2:27 a.m.)
    - But they do help Cinthia (8/26/2004 11:06 a.m.)
      - the king of Braveheart? Nuria (8/26/2004 1:00 p.m.)
        
        No, he isn't, Nuria :-) JulieW (8/26/2004 1:08 p.m.)
    - LOL! Cheryl (8/26/2004 3:19 a.m.)
      - Or Goldsmith ;-) nfm. JulieW (8/26/2004 9:01 a.m.)

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