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Bock Beer in 1944 America
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In my current (ongoing) series on The Atlantic Brewery, which operated
breweries in the U.S. Southeast for about 20 years from 1954, the issue
came up inci...
7 hours ago
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I've never been to Argentina either, but my Irish ancestors emigrated to Northern England from, and some of my distant Irish cousins still live around, the small town in County Mayo where the founder of the Argentinian Navy, Admiral Brown, was born. It's quite strange getting off the bus there and seeing his statue with the inscription in English and Spanish, paid for by the Argentinian embassy in Dublin, and photos around the place of Argentinian dignitaries laying wreaths at it and Argentinian warships at anchor in nearby Killala Bay (the other regular international visitors to the town are the French, who come to honour General Humbert whose fleet landed on the coast near it in support of the United Irishmen uprising in 1798).
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