What about Paul Bunyon. He was a myth and a legend in American history. Tall, silly, tree-cutting down fella'!
That John Kennedy was a good president that actually did some of the things that he took credit for.
George Washington chopping down the cherry tree.
Abe Lincoln doing homework by firelight.
George Armstrong Custer's bravery and Valor.
Ben Franklin flying kites in thunderstorms.
Alexander Graham Bell inventing the telephone.
I can think of many many more, but this should help.
Johnny Trash
With politics being what it is today, maybe you can tell me. However, having lived nearly 60 years in the USA, I have enjoyed the freedom to read about and discuss some of the history that I did not see personally.
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Jan 12, 2007 So where do you drawn the line? When do real historical figures stop and fictional Many consider the text to be pure fiction and legend,
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Propaganda and subliminal messaging do have a tendency to confuse me and cause me to wonder how much History is myth or legend. And since I am just another John Doe, a statistic, and a source of labor: I am not privileged to know the truth shared behind the drawn doors of gatherings like the G-7 summit meeting.
only one?
there are thousands!
but if i had to choose only one i would go for Jesus.
he was such a myth and a legend that his legacy changed the course of history. in all aspects!
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