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The Chain Rejoined

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"A style of writing known for millions of years only by God, but which was read by humans for the first time only fifty years ago, can now spell out precisely where many of the Bachmanns and Baughmans originated. For several branches of the Baughman family in America, and as well in the Alps of Europe where the Bachmann tree first took root, a single heritage of DNA runs through them all, spanning not only the borders of several Swiss cantons, but even an ocean."
327 pages
~5h 27min to read
Published 2005 Shenandoah History Publishers 1 views
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0917968220, 9780917968228
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Chains link things together: families, gates, animals that may not have stayed together on their own if given a choice each new day. When a chain, once lost in the woods, lies rusting and buried beneath the leaves and worms, neither tested nor put to real work, may forget the hands that once wrapped around it, may disintegrate in time and return to mere minerals. If a chain falls out of the present tense, even if only lost to those who used it, then it will forfeit all the life and plans and intentions that it once had. Only memory and appreciation can save it. Bits of lost and buried chain, when recovered and joined again, can reach full circle. Thanks belong to your eyes for waking up these stories. Until you, they had been forgotten once again.

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