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The Fall of Minoa

The Fall of Minoa refers to a famous artwork depicting the destruction by a tsunami of the Kingdom of Minoa in the 20th century BCE.

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The Fall of Minoa

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Louisiana Sea

The Louisiana Sea stretches from the edge of Florida and the island of Cuba, north to the Louisiana Delta, and south to the Yucatan Peninsula. Fishing boats gather along the Louisiana Sea’s…

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Heavy Trade Ship

In 1503, Eleanor the Fifteenth commissioned Leonardo da Vinci to design a large ship capable of transporting enormous amounts of cargo at sea through bad weather. What da Vinci designed became known…

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A sketch of an Australian Heavy Trade Ship

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Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson was President of the Union of American States from 1829-1839.   The Presidency of Andrew Jackson (1829 – 1839) The General-Turned-Tyrant: Militarization, Mass Executions, and the Rise of the Imperial…

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Constabularium

In Cascadia, the Constabularium is the local law enforcement office.

Men and women officers at wooden desks in an 1880s police office with maps and wanted posters.

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Conglomeration

Conglomeration is the official term for collective entities in Cascadia. Sometimes otherwise referred to as companies, corporations, or consortiums. Business…
The Chamber of Authority in the Palace of the Seven Stars

Chamber of Authority

The room in the Palace of the Seven Stars in which the Empresses of Australia are crowned.
Heaven of Earthly Delights a juliana van ordayle novel by Morena Arshagouni

Heaven of Earthly Delights

Heaven of Earthly Delights is a series of erotic novellas about Juliana van Ordayle. The series is written by novelist…
Street-level view of Lucky Goose Tavern with weathered facade and people in 1990s clothes outside.

Lucky Goose Tavern

The oldest aubergue in the town of Corbét, it was burned to the ground in July 2000.
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AP Glass

AP Glass refers to so-called Avian Protection Glass, a type of glass that birds can see as an obstacle. The…

Economy of Cascadia

Economy of Cascadia Overview Cascadia’s economy is a market-driven system characterised by collective land ownership and robust capitalist enterprise in goods, services, and finance. Citizens freely…
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Foreign Council

The Foreign Council is an advisory council to the Empress of Australia and the second-highest-ranking council according to the “Rank…
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Proud Mountain Way

Proud Mountain Way is the most prominent parkway in Pørtland and encircles the Central District of the city. It consists…