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 == [[Real Life]] ==
 * In 1697, Russian Czar Peter the Great traveled to western Europe incognito and spent several months working in a Dutch shipyard, in order to study the customs, traditions, and technology of the Western powers.
-** See also Gustav II of Sweden some decades earlier, who traveled incognito (and much more concealed than ol' Pete) as Captain Gars ([[Fun With Acronyms|Gustavus Adolphus Rex, Seciae]]; Latin for "Gustav Adolf King of the Swedes"). His "alter ego" becomes a convenient political device, at the end of the novel ''[[Sixteen Thirty Two|1632]]'', and is used on occasion throughout the earlier parts of the series.
+** See also Gustav II of Sweden some decades earlier, who traveled incognito (and much more concealed than ol' Pete) as Captain Gars ([[Fun With Acronyms|Gustavus Adolphus Rex, Seciae]]; Latin for "Gustav Adolf King of the Swedes"). His "alter ego" becomes a convenient political device, at the end of the novel ''[[1632]]'', and is used on occasion throughout the earlier parts of the series.
 * Taken literally with [http://www.walkamileinhershoes.org/ Walk A Mile In Her Shoes]: The International Men's March To Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence. The male marchers can't always manage a full mile in high-heeled shoes, but they try.