User:Auror

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This user is a member of the Military history WikiProject.
This user is a member of the American Civil War task force
This user is a member of the Maritime warfare task force of the Military history WikiProject.
This user is proud to be an American.
This user lives in Missouri.
This user is of
Teutonic and Celtic ancestry.
INTJ This user's MBTI type is INTJ.
This user loves the American Civil War.
de-1 Dieser Benutzer hat grundlegende Deutschkenntnisse.
This user plays the violin.
This user is interested in numismatics.
This user is a bibliophile.
This user is interested in Utilitarianism, the belief that a moral action is one which increases the total happiness of humanity.
This user is not and has never been Napoleon.
This user is attacking you with all three dice.
Which this user is a fan of the Aubrey–Maturin series.
MP This user is a fan of Monty Python.
This user realizes that educated people from the Middle Ages already thought that the Earth was spherical.
This user believes that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is as likely as creationism.
This user knows that Pirates are better than Ninjas. Y'arr!
This user drinks tea.

Auror (born 23 May 1990, in North Kansas City, Missouri) is an American dilettante in the area of history, with focus on military history.


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[edit] Articles Created

1. [STUB] Captain Sir John Bentinck, Royal Navy
2. [STUB] Susannah Martin, hanged as a witch at Salem, MA in 1692. Also, Auror's 7th-great grandmother.
3. [STUB] Decatur's Squadron in the Second Barbary War
3. [STUB] Mark Funkhouser
4. [STUB] Bee Creek Massacre
5. [STUB] Col. W. James Morgan
6. [STUB] Col. Madison Miller
7. [STUB] Capt. Henry Guibor

[edit] Major Contributions

1. Continental Navy
2. Stephen Decatur
3. Quasi-War

[edit] Current Wiki Operations

  • Trying to locate proper sources for Continental Navy to provide in-text citations.
  • Add auxiliary ship infoboxes when I can.

[edit] Professional Career

My first work was published in 2004 in the work entitled, The Plot Thickens: Harry Potter Investigated by Fans for Fans. My minute piece analyzed the relationship between Niccolo Machiavelli's treatises on political decorum and the actions of Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge.

In 2005, my work on the 1861 prelude to Wilson's Creek within Missouri was reprinted at MilitaryHistoryOnline.com under an incorrect title. Since then, this article has been cited on the Wikipedia entry for the Battle of Wilson's Creek though not at my behest.

[edit] Interests

My interests are wide-ranging and eclectic. They include but are not limited to:

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