Category Archives: Political Footprints
On this Day 1 September death of Giuseppe Giacosa – Samuel Coleridge-Taylor – Toto – Ethel Waters – Nellie Connally – Jerry Reed – Hal David – Jimmy Buffett
The Final Footprint of Nellie Connally – Jerry Reed Continue reading
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On this day 25 August death of Saint Louis – James Douglas – David Hume – Friedrich Nietzche – Truman Capote – Aaliyah – Ted Kennedy
The Final Footprints of King Louis IX – James Douglas – David Hume – Friedrich Nietzsche – Truman Capote – Aaliyah – Ted Kennedy Continue reading
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