What was the battle that The Charge of the Light Brigade was based on? Oh whoops. British.
I think there were a couple revolutionary war battles that were focused on the group that battled. Lexington/Concord?
Yeah, I'd actually agree with jhim about the Mormons. Certainly in their own ideology, but also, what was it... Study in Scarlet? The first Sherlock Holmes...
The Quakers, too, came as a group and thought Fox and Fell and later Penn got names (and a state!) they were very much a "group."
Not to even mention the Mayflower puritans themselves.
Summer of Love-ers?
I'll note as I'm trying to answer this that I have no idea who "Argonautica or Kalevala" are. Oh, duh, okay, the first is the Argonauts. Sheesh, raise something to an abstract noun and I go all floopy.
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Date: 2006-03-17 03:43 pm (UTC)I think there were a couple revolutionary war battles that were focused on the group that battled. Lexington/Concord?
Yeah, I'd actually agree with jhim about the Mormons. Certainly in their own ideology, but also, what was it... Study in Scarlet? The first Sherlock Holmes...
The Quakers, too, came as a group and thought Fox and Fell and later Penn got names (and a state!) they were very much a "group."
Not to even mention the Mayflower puritans themselves.
Summer of Love-ers?
I'll note as I'm trying to answer this that I have no idea who "Argonautica or Kalevala" are. Oh, duh, okay, the first is the Argonauts. Sheesh, raise something to an abstract noun and I go all floopy.
Speaking of ships: the USS Constitution?
Gold rushers?