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Robert C. Burdett

Robert C. Burdett

Robert Charles Burdett (Bob) is a writer, author, and playwright. His major interests are genealogy, architecture, history, and religion. He is a native of North Dakota but has lived in Omaha, Nebraska since 1970.

Burdett is a graduate of Bismarck Junior College (1968), North Dakota State University (BSIE, 1970), Creighton University (MBA, 1975), and the Archdiocese of Omaha Catholic Biblical School (2003-7).

In an earlier life, Burdett was a statistical quality control engineer for Western Electric (Ma Bell’s manufacturing unit), Lucent Technologies, and Avaya. This, in part, explains his strange writing style (e.g., all those tables and section headings).

A more complete biography can be found in "BS2: An Autobiography."

A complete list of my books can be found at http://amazon.com/author/bobbyburdett

You can join my e-mail list here.

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A Catholic Prays Scripture: and tips for how you can too

In this book “A Catholic” provides some tips for how you can pray Scripture. The first three chapters define and describe: “A Catholic,” prayer types, and Scripture (from a Catholic perspective). Chapter 4 provides the promised “Prayer Writing Techniques” noted in the books subtitle. The next four chapters provide some examples of...

The Polesworth Circle: The Education of William Shakespeare

Building upon a thesis proposed by Arthur Gray, Master of Jesus College, Cambridge, this book contains a history play which dramatizes how Henry Goodyer, Thomas Burdett, and Raphael Holinshed, via a literary salon called the “Polesworth Circle,” educated, trained, and supported two of England’s most notable poets and playwrights, Michael Drayton...

Families 1450, 4506 and 4711: before, during and after Manzanar

Shortly after December 7, 1941, the Genda, Oshima and Shiroyama families were uprooted from their Terminal Island, California homes and interred at Manzanar. This book provides some details on the lives of these three families before, during and after their incarceration. It also examines the U.S. Governments conduct during the war, life on...

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Tucker Carlson – Excerpt 4 This is the last article (of four) on Tucker

This is the last article (of four) on Tucker Carlson. If you are interested in the topic, I suggest you begin with the article I published on October 30, 2025. In this excerpt, I strayed off the topic of Tucker Carlson a bit when I wrote “A Trump Aside.”

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The Tucker Carlson Paradox and Conundrum

It was bound to happen. Tucker was too outspoken and visible just to comment on the news. He has become part of the news. In a sense, he has become as much of the story as...

 Tucker Carlson – Excerpt 3 This is the third article (of four) on

Tucker Carlson – Excerpt 3

This is the third article (of four) on Tucker Carlson. If you are interested in this topic, I suggest you begin with the article I published on October 30, 2025.

In this excerpt, I will introduce one of my ancestors, Sir Francis Burdett. Sir Francis was a member of the English Parliament from 1796 to 1844. He had established a reputation as an anti-establishment reformer. He was imprisoned by Parliament in the Tower of London in 1810 for libeling the House of...

Tucker Carlson – Excerpt 2 This is the second of four articles on Tucker

This is the second of four articles on Tucker Carlson. If you are interested in this topic, I suggest you begin with the article I published on October 30, 2025.

I ended the first article (excerpt) by noting I was a fan of Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News. I will continue from there.

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The show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink

That (above) is the phrase that Tucker periodically used to describe Tucker Carlson Tonight. If I were...

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