Joe Hall Patton
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Grote Mandrenke: The Great Drowning of Men
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January 16, 2023
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20:10Now PlayingToday the news is full of reports about things like “bomb cyclones” and “atmospheric rivers,” but as terrifying as these meteorological mouthfuls are, they hardly represent the terror of the 1362 Grote Mandrenke, literally, “the Great Drowning of men.”
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