Moorfields by San Diego Sarah
The oldest known map of London is Copperplate and very detailed -- it…
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The oldest known map of London is Copperplate and very detailed -- it…
Frequently annotators are surprised by the way 17th century people…
No one, including the House of Commons biographers, seems to know…
A notebook, originally thought lost, which belonged to Isaac Newton’s…
Pepys saw "The Scornful Lady" 7 times during the Diary years -- we…
"Stylo Laeconico" I would have thought this to translate to "in a…
"him long (only but" should be "him long) only but" @@@ It…
"If it thwart noe occasions of yours it might be usefull that you…
Dr. Parry-Jones, In the article on Elizabeth in the L&M Companion…
"It is implicit, though, from the content of this letter that P had…
Jeannine credits some of her research to Wheatley, Henry B.: Samuel…
If you would like to take a dive into how the Hanseatic League traded…
Fascinating insight into an authors quandary of what to be or not to…
There's also an article with links on phys (dot) org too.
Jacky Collis Harvey is giving an online zoom talk about the book, on…
The Royal Africa…
London Lynn, I have had a similar experience to you! I have the…
HHomboy wrote: "having been a respected and popular radio commentator…
Hi Linda. I'm not sure what to do I'm afraid, as there's no way I'm…
You are amazing -- three sites! Aren't we enough trouble? Happy…
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Monday 3 December 1660 by San Diego Sarah
After so many irrelevant notes about current Latin usage, the fact…
Sunday 2 December 1660 by San Diego Sarah
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Saturday 1 December 1660 by San Diego Sarah
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Wednesday 28 November 1660 by Neville
Oysters were clearly plentiful, fresh and clean. Today I think you…
Friday 28 November 1662 by Ruslan
Broken links on the WayBack machine. Australian Susan's mourning…
Monday 26 November 1660 by Angela Framptona
Thankyou San Diego Sarah, very interesting.
Tuesday 27 November 1660 by Stephane Chenard
And wine? An amendment added to the Excise Bill on July 25 sought to…
Saturday 24 November 1660 by RLB
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