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In Their Own Words Family history, including diaries, letters, memoirs, photographs and much more are shared with others. As explained in the soon to be opened Research Lab (link to the right) I am available to help with research, for free and for fee depending on what is required.	Far From Home: The Diary of Lt. William H. Peel, 1863-1865 The diary includes Peel's vivid account of the Confederates' final charge at Gettysburg, as well as an often witty picture of his life in the officers' prison at Johnson's Island, OH. The diary is printed in its entirety along with informative articles and footnotes, additional annotation and photographs. It is a chance to experience the Civil War's darkest hours through the eyes of one young man.	COMING SOON Research Lab With education and experience spanning three decades, I am happy to help others study the mystery of our past. To do this I give presentations and teach workshops (the latter for a modest fee per person) on the techniques I have mastered. The *Research Lab* contains a complete layout of my skills, tools, and availablity.
URU: Forums and Ages Ever since I wandered into Myst Online URU Live (MOUL) in February 2007 I have spent hours in this intelligent game in the tradition of the breakthrough Myst games. Although our much beloved international online ARG was cancelled in April 2008, in this part of my website I have links to my favorite forums as well as an original web-based age.	Ain't too proud to beg The new server space is not without cost. Please donate. With PayPal, it's fast, free and secure. Just click on the ever-grateful Donations Mouse below.
Queen of DeNile Favorite links, forums and chatrooms on a variety of topics, mostly the things just for fun -- like Lord of the Rings t-shirts.	Thoughts on Shakespeare Miscellaneous meanderings about the works of the Bard. It's doubtful that anything here will save your English grade, but you might find the point-of-view refreshing.	Eilidh Bheag's Highland Home Page A collection of Scots Gaelic lore, legend and language.

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