The Damascus Affair of 1840

The Heretics in the Slanty Shanty are:
Corinne Gilroy Lindsay O'Neill Keltie Darrah Angela Fushtey Rebecca McLeod.

To be more specific, the heretics mentioned above are a group of St. Thomas University students in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.  The Slanty Shanty (aka. the Heretic Hut) is a dim corner of the Aquinas: Truth in Society classroom, G6, James Dunn Hall.  If you have any questions or comments, please direct them to Damascus@stthomasu.ca.

v To acquaint one with the nature of the event, here is a Descriptive Overview of the Damascus Affair.

v For a further understanding of the Overview, take advantage of our handy glossary.

v An abbreviated series of events is here provided to further aid in understanding this event.

v To situate the reader, here are some Maps of relevant times and places.

v The historical reference on which the Damascus Inquiry was based can be found in the periodical Commentary.

v We, the inquiry group, composed reprises based on the original article in which the reference was found.

v Here is a short list of discrepancies we found in our research.

v Here are some Religious Factors that have affected the Damascus Affair.

v For your comprehensive pleasure, here is a report on the Political Factors involved in the affair.

v There is also a glossary available for the Political Factors page.

v Here are the biographies of people who were involved in the Damascus Affair.

v Here, we have listed our web resources, as well as other useful references.

v Over the course of this inquiry, members of the group completed several in-depth research reports.

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