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Secretary of Faith
Lies, fear, and the Holy Bible are the country’s undoing in K.C. Boyd’s second, dystopian tale, a story that all too closely resembles an America in which Project 2025 rules. Vividly depicting the present-day racism, greed, and religious hypocrisy, Secretary of Faith serves as a cautionary warning to Project 2025. After an orchestrated victory, the newly elected President redefines the country by changing its name to the United Christian States of America. Next, he reduces the traditional number of seats in his cabinet to four, and adds a fifth, the Department of Faith, appointing his lifetime mentor, Christian Hillcox, as its first ever Secretary. The rule of law is no more. Sanctioned ...
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The Johnston Elliott Family
Family history and genealogical information about the descendants of Johnston Elliott who was born ca. 1748 in Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. He married Rebecca Mayes ca. 1768. Rebecca was the daughter of Andrew Mayes and Rebecca McFarland. Johnston and Rebecca lived near Mercersburg, Pennsylvania and were the parents of ten children. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Oklahoma and elsewhere.
The Godby-Godbey Book
Thomas Godbey (1587-1628?) immigrated from England to Lower Norfolk County, Virginia in 1608. Descendants often spelled the surname Godby, and lived throughout most of the United States.
Flying against Fate
During World War II, Allied casualty rates in the air were high. Of the roughly 125,000 who served as aircrew with Bomber Command, 59,423 were killed or missing and presumed killed—a fatality rate of 45.5%. With odds like that, it would be no surprise if there were as few atheists in cockpits as there were in foxholes; and indeed, many airmen faced their dangerous missions with beliefs and rituals ranging from the traditional to the outlandish. Military historian S. P. MacKenzie considers this phenomenon in Flying against Fate, a pioneering study of the important role that superstition played in combat flier morale among the Allies in World War II. Mining a wealth of documents as well as a...
