could keep mezzus last the crowd, on the feast that's deep,

and thus no lay round the clouds, keep them bliss and lead,

rightly shown the moon that died, on the crossless moon,

when the poor man gave it sight, carrying with the poor man.

He, the plate and sound I remember him, and he blows me,

and the peasant who is he, where, what is where he is?

Where the poor, who deep, and she, who deep, the roald,

right up in the forest, peasant's voice, and he's in the forest,

OK, Mary Christmas, it's 25 December in the hour of our Lord 2022,

I want to thank everybody, Rill and Merck, our second hour here,

of our Christmas Day special.

We welcome back an old and dear friend.

We've done this now for so many years.

The combat history of Christmas, in particular,

the one that's probably an American history.

The most famous, and maybe the most important of all the Christmas

Day struggles we've had, and that is the battle of Trenton

and everything dealing with the revolutionary.

War, Patrick K. O'Donnell, the best combat historian

of his generation.

And what I love about your books, Patrick,

by the way, Mary Christmas, thank you for joining us here

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