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2 days ago · After several moves to different Czech cities, Bedřich went to Prague, against his father's wishes, to study music. From 1845 onwards, the young Smetana, who was only 1.60 m tall, worked as a pianist and piano teacher. He was desperately poor.
Jean Seah is a social media manager, freelance writer, managing editor of The Daily Declaration and associate editor of MercatorNet. After growing up in Singapore, reading law in Brisbane, running off to a convent in Perth, imbibing liberal arts in Sydney and a brief sojourn in Melbourne, she is now back in sunny Queensland working in pro-life ...
May 20, 2024 · International. Across the globe, human rights are threatened by authoritarian regimes, by religious or ideological fanaticism, by the viral spread of woke ideology in Western democracies or simply by government incompetence. At Mercator we try to alert readers to the big issues of our time.
May 22, 2024 · A century ago G.K. Chesterton had an accidentally accurate vision of an Islamic Britain. Steven Tucker. May 22, 2024.
Gerardus Mercator (1512-1594) was a great Renaissance cartographer whose work shaped the identity of the modern world. Using the latest reports of new discoveries, he created innovative maps which became known throughout Europe. A creative and skillful craftsman, he invented the map projection which bears his name and coined the term “atlas”.
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Apr 10, 2024 · Bioethics. Too often doctors and scientists treat human life as if it were a raw material for manufacturing new human beings. We think differently. Every human life, from conception to natural death is precious.
