Robert E Lee had made some Chinese ancestry?

I am asking on the basis of his surname Lee. hmm ..

No, English. English China has been applied to like any other foreign language, like all those horrible names of places of India that no one can explain the same thing twice or you know the meaning original but "sound good". So it is more likely that "Li" in Chinese would be corrupted as "Lee" in English, and written anyway. But it's a very funny theory, following the southern antogonize me I find your question: D

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What is the mix of aroma of incense, dragon blood and candles???

My friend who is a wiccan is a faire all the time and brings me back incense and candles, I love the smell of dragon's blood, but does anyone know what is the mix that goes into it? I'm sure it is not known as dragon's blood all over the place, so I know what to look? It's a Renaissance fair, BTW, I just put part of it being a wiccan, because he is proud of her and want me … So that means I'll have to continue to receive a buy for me at the fair? That sucks, the fair is not until spring nest ANSD'm almost out my candle sticks and salvageable only to melt a candle …

Blood is a resin from a tree. There is a mixture of anything. Only Google's Blood incense.

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