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Dissertation The Foundation of
Psychology The Ogle family and Wilhelm Wundt Ask humans who has ever lived the
following question. Tactically speaking is moving 20 soldiers from point A to
point B going to arouse any suspicions at all; most
likely not. Will moving 20 to 50 tons of books and a library from point A to
point B going to arouse suspicion. That answer is depending on a few given
situations it will arouse the suspicions of virtually every enemy the
transporting culture has. In this case the Prussian Army, whose list of
enemies was and is not quite the entire global culture, but close. They had
pissed off most if not every culture they encountered. The Prussian culture has discovered
the location of the library they had been searching for since they name
changed from Teutonic knights to Prussian. They found the library in the
hands of their second most despised enemy the British Culture,
specifically the Ogle family of the not yet called Tiffin, Ohio. The aim was to capture the library,
find the weapons, build those weapons, and then use those weapons to
kill every last Jew they could find on the
planet. 80 – 101 years later they just about achieved that goal in Prussia,
Germany, Poland, and a few other countries neighboring those. One of the linguists they used to
translate those captured books was Wilhelm Wundt when he was only about 7
years old. They shipped him over to Ohio when he was about 10. He was put to
work with Oliver Cowdery and a kidnapped Joseph Smith. They worked alongside
a couple dozen other linguists to find the lost weapons of the British
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