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There is no play by this title among the published works of the...
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This is the inscription on Proger's memorial slab in Hampton...
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Whitehall Banqueting House ceiling - Peter Paul Robens http://...
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She Would If She Could (Sir George Etherege) The works of Sir...
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Mary, I tried to take my clue from the mouseover in which Phil...
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360 Degree Interactive View of the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford ...
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Edward Waterhouse has a listing in the 1909 edition of the "...
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The first stone was laid on 23 April 1563, and the complex was...
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Tableau des différends de la religion By Philippe de Marnix (...
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L' Etat De La France: Ou L'On Voit Tous Les Princes, Ducs et Pairs...
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Let us not be too hard on Charles here. It does seem that he...
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I'd like to add my thanks, Sue. I wish there were Google Earth...
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A recurring theme: on April 1 a woman attacked a Gauguin painting...
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doing family history walter stuart 1st lord blantyre was one of my...
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I have reread Pepys' diary several times over the past 15 years,...
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Life without Pepys? How will it be possible. What will I do with...
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I, too, should be with you on 13 May, eating a meal and lifting a...
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Many thanks for resolving this problem. It's obviously taken...
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I'm working on an article that will take care of the "after the...
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Well done, Phil. You did a great job. Found myself nodding in...
- Monday 1 February 1668/69 by Robert Gertz on Fri 3 Feb, 11:57pm
"Beaten, you say? By Sir Charles Sedley's 'thug'?" "So it's said...
- Tuesday 2 February 1668/69 by Terry Foreman on Fri 3 Feb, 9:08pm
"Mr. May...tells me that he and his company cannot come to dine...
- Sunday 31 January 1668/69 by Claire on Wed 1 Feb, 12:41pm
"...but could not forbear smiling, and she particularly upon me,...
- Saturday 30 January 1668/69 by Jesse on Tue 31 Jan, 10:03pm
more: Fast Day This may have been covered before but Wikipedia...
- Friday 29 January 1668/69 by Paul Chapin on Tue 31 Jan, 8:06am
"immortal enemy" Today we would say "mortal enemy," i.e., lit.,...
- Sunday 24 January 1668/69 by Phil Stokes on Mon 30 Jan, 10:00am
In Pepys day Merchantmen were put in the line of battle. Unlike...
- Thursday 28 January 1668/69 by JWB on Sun 29 Jan, 1:58pm
Newton credited Galileo's study of inertia as source of 1st Law.