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Writer, editor. Erstwhile Philly museum curator and Southern Foodways Alliance board member, James Beard finalist. Typos no extra charge. IG: rowleywrites
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Matthew Rowley: Would a free Alberta seek to preserve Canada?

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By Matthew Rowley
| Without Diminishment
(Canadian Mountie - RCMP, by Arnold Friberg - 1948.) There is a great old poster from John A. Macdonald’s election campaign of 1891. It shows him on two sturdy fellows’ shoulders, carrying a great big Red Ensign. The slogan reads: The Old Flag, The Old Policy, The Old Leader. Canadians were being asked to look to the stability, strength, and unity they had enjoyed in the past, and to continue with the best traditions and values that had made them great. It was a stirring argument, and it won the day.
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The Evolution of the American Milkshake

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By Matthew Rowley
| Imbibe Magazine Verified
“I don’t drink milkshakes that often.” Behind the counter at San Francisco’s Castro Fountain, Brandon Brooks is tall, lean, and dressed in the spotless white outfit of a midcentury soda jerk. He pauses. As he considers what constitutes “often,” Brooks nurses a dense Irish coffee milkshake. “Maybe one a day. Ish. Sometimes I skip a day.” It’s fair to say, in other words, that in any given year, Brooks drinks his weight in milkshakes. Ish.
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A Global Sourcebook in Protestant Political Thought, Volume I: 1517–1660

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By Matthew Rowley
| Routledge Verified
This first volume of A Global Sourcebook in Protestant Political Thought provides a window into the early Protestant world, and the ways in which Protestants wrestled with politics and religion in the wake of the Reformation. This period saw political authorities and church hierarchies challenged and defended by scholars, clerics, and laypeople alike.
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