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Irish Wanderer posted a blog entry
OLD PICTURES OF DUBLIN - PHOTOS OF IRELAND
While going through the web this afternoon I found a nice collection of old photos of Dublin on a webshots album. I also found...
While going through the web this afternoon I found a nice collection of old photos of Dublin on a webshots album. I also found...
Susan K posted a blog entry
Lamy of Santa Fe by Paul Horgan
1976 Pulitzer Prize for History.It caught my eye this past July while I was in Santa Fe. Fascinating window into the difficult...
1976 Pulitzer Prize for History.It caught my eye this past July while I was in Santa Fe. Fascinating window into the difficult...
basje posted a blog entry
More Victorian Gossip
If you’ve read Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park you know how powerful the gossip column in newspapers could be in the...
If you’ve read Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park you know how powerful the gossip column in newspapers could be in the...
basje posted a blog entry
Butchery on Bond Street
On my Christmas wishlist: Butchery on Bond Street, Sexual Politics & The Burdell-Cunningham Case In Ante-Bellum New York,...
On my Christmas wishlist: Butchery on Bond Street, Sexual Politics & The Burdell-Cunningham Case In Ante-Bellum New York,...
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@ibrow Jane Austen is one of the great ethicists, as well as literary stylists, of 19th century Britain.
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Michael Crichton: The Great Train Robbery - Der große Eisenbahnraub
Nein, es war keine Sache des Timings, dass ich ausgerechnet jetzt Michael Crichtons "Der große Eisenbahnraub" gelesen habe. Vergangene Woche, am 4. November 2008, ist der Bestseller Autor im Alter von 65 Jahren an einem Krebsleiden verstorben....
Nein, es war keine Sache des Timings, dass ich ausgerechnet jetzt Michael Crichtons "Der große Eisenbahnraub" gelesen habe. Vergangene Woche, am 4. November 2008, ist der Bestseller Autor im Alter von 65 Jahren an einem Krebsleiden verstorben....
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Paris Gossip
The summer races have opened with the victory of an English horse, Ceylon, belonging to the Duke of Beaufort, much to the...
The summer races have opened with the victory of an English horse, Ceylon, belonging to the Duke of Beaufort, much to the...
basje posted a blog entry
Condensed reading & Heart of Darkness
You know how, while fun, Victorian books can be a little slow at times? Here you can read your favourite books, condensed to...
You know how, while fun, Victorian books can be a little slow at times? Here you can read your favourite books, condensed to...
vacelts posted a blog entry
A 19th Century Autumn Harvest Festival
On Saturday, my family and I went to an Autumn Harvest Festival at Meadow Farm Park. Meadow Farm is a historical park centered...
On Saturday, my family and I went to an Autumn Harvest Festival at Meadow Farm Park. Meadow Farm is a historical park centered...
basje posted a blog entry
Letters from a German Prince, pt. 2
Last week I told about the book I read, in which Prince Pückler-Muskau tells about his travels abroad. Here are some more bits...
Last week I told about the book I read, in which Prince Pückler-Muskau tells about his travels abroad. Here are some more bits...
routoutcom posted a blog entry
"Cow Poxed, Ox Faced Boy," 19th Century
I found this on a very nice website called “Medical Humanities Blog,” which appears to have sourced it from the...
I found this on a very nice website called “Medical Humanities Blog,” which appears to have sourced it from the...
basje posted a blog entry
Public Parks in the Nineteenth Century
While the making public of gardens in order to create people’s parks was something that first started in the eighteenth...
While the making public of gardens in order to create people’s parks was something that first started in the eighteenth...
basje posted a blog entry
Caspar David Friedrich in Amsterdam
Wow, I totally forgot to post this here! There’s an exhibition with works of Caspar David Friedrich and other German...
Wow, I totally forgot to post this here! There’s an exhibition with works of Caspar David Friedrich and other German...
basje posted a blog entry
Fashioning the Bourgeoisie
A book I’m really fond of right now is Fashioning the Bourgeoisie:A History of Clothing in the Nineteenth Century by...
A book I’m really fond of right now is Fashioning the Bourgeoisie:A History of Clothing in the Nineteenth Century by...
Eco Girl posted a blog entry
A Little Self Promotion Never Hurt
With that said…The Day After An Inconvenient Truth via e-mail, a gift from me to you.You’re Welcome....
With that said…The Day After An Inconvenient Truth via e-mail, a gift from me to you.You’re Welcome....
basje posted a blog entry
Book review: Michael Cox’ The Glass of Time
I just finished reading The Glass of Time by author Michael Cox. I must say, I was very pleasantly surprised! Usually I’m...
I just finished reading The Glass of Time by author Michael Cox. I must say, I was very pleasantly surprised! Usually I’m...
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