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The Ballymaguigan Bus

acl2013 wrote 2 days ago: The Ballymaguigan Bus expelled A low, deliberate draft, Churning up the silence And uniquely oversta … more →

Tags: Poem, Ireland, Ulster, Poetry, the troubles, Poems, Irish Poetry, New Irish Writing, irish writing

Why things aren't always clear-cut...12 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 4 weeks ago: There are a lot of armchair historians out there these days…which, don’t get me wrong, I … more →

Tags: History, Did you know?, Music, Regency society, May 1812, 1812

Thatcher Obituary ("Oh, Bitch...You're Airy)

1pumplane wrote 1 month ago: I was having lunch when the first Thatcher joke hit my Twitter account and I thought I might do an o … more →

Tags: Made me laugh, Commentary, Entertainments, Politics, Obits, Obituaries, Margaret Thatcher, don't let the Gates of Hell hit you in the ass on the w, Lord Byron

Daily Life ~ Through the Prism of The Great War13 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 1 month ago: This is one of those blog posts I’ve been avoiding writing for some time now.  Like for well o … more →

Tags: History, napoleon, Jane Austen, Military History, Regency society, Economic History, British Political History, peninsular war

Castlereagh Cemetery3 comments

hickeyguy wrote 1 month ago: This cemetery is a resting place for many of the first residents of the greater Nepean area. I chose … more →

Tags: landscape, Nature, Discovery, Personal, History, Fine Art, Digital, guy, Hickey

What the Regency is and is not...22 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 3 months ago: I know, I know…why am I returning to this old chestnut?  You wish to read something new, enter … more →

Tags: History, Historical Fiction, Beau Brummell, Regency menswear, British Political History, Prince Regent

What's on in Frankston

hosneyjsoena8024 wrote 5 months ago: Comedy show: Frankston Theatre Group is staging the mystery Murdered to Death at the Mt Eliza Commun … more →

Tags: painter quotes sydney, Community, Support Group, Frankston, Community Centre, frankston north, Mahogany, High Street, Carrum Downs

Brummell and the Drury-Lane Ague...22 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 6 months ago: Recently, a thing–as some will know–really got up my nose.  Which, after I’d come … more →

Tags: History, napoleon, Historical Fiction, Regency society, Beau Brummell, Napoleonic history

LaRouche Replies to Russian Question: Thermonuclear War Threat

LaRouche Irish Brigade wrote 6 months ago: The Message Received From Russia was: Since your country has re-elected a president who is likely to … more →

Tags: Stopping WW III, Lyndon Larouche, Russia, Eurozone, British colonialism, global thermonuclear war, obama, British imperial strategy, FDR

The depth is in the detail...33 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 6 months ago: What with one thing and another, I come across a fair few number of young historians and writers in … more →

Tags: History, writing, Did you know?, Historical Fiction, Regency society, Beau Brummell, Research, Beethoven

I've been tagged for the Next Big Thing...5 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 8 months ago: It will come as no surprise to those of you who know me that I’ve been tagged by the rather ch … more →

Tags: writing, napoleon, Historical Fiction, Military History, Literature, Of Honest Fame, Wellington

A word about introductions...or do I mean modes of speech?14 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 8 months ago: Righto.  This is a thing, or a number of things, which annoys me very much.  And this has very much … more →

Tags: writing, Did you know?, Historical Fiction

249. When the reason and the motive are not the same.

maxcowan wrote 8 months ago: At Castlereagh Drag-racing. Despite liking speed, No interest for me. It’s drag-racing day. St … more →

Tags: 138 Station St, Nepean High School, shyness, hitchiking, Drag Racing

200 years ago today ~ War and a new Government...2 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 11 months ago: I shall be brief.  You may recall that on 11 May 1812, Prime Minister Perceval was assassinated in t … more →

Tags: History, Did you know?, napoleon, Naval History, Regency politics, War of 1812, British Political History, 1812

200 years ago today ~ the Trial of John Bellingham

M M Bennetts wrote 1 year ago: Imagine what would have happened if Winston Churchill had been assassinated in May 1944.  Instantly … more →

Tags: History, Did you know?, Regency politics, British Political History, John Bellingham, May 1812, 1812, peninsular war

At the heart of a great estate is...7 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 1 year ago: This may come as a bit of a shock to some people, but despite having a reputation as a military fire … more →

Tags: History, horses, Jane Austen, Historical Fiction, Economic History, Research

Viscount Castlereagh, Sorley Maclean and the January glums...15 comments

M M Bennetts wrote 1 year ago: Of late, I’ve been a complete git.  A foul-tempered grumbletonian.  And morose.  (Though I can … more →

Tags: History, Book Reviews, writing, Military History, Regency politics, diplomatic history, Napoleonic history, Research, British Political History

Palmerston and early December 20111 comment

dwwilkin wrote 1 year ago: Austenesque Stories 1700s to 1930 My Historical Post Palmerston A few months back, those who are reg … more →

Tags: writing, Regency, Historical Novel, Colonel Fitzwilliam, Young-Adult, regencies, Austenesque Stories 1700s to 1930, Almack's, ECOAgents

The Dreamer wrote 1 year ago: Castlereagh’s State Paper – May 5th, 1820 The origins of the notion of non-interference … more →

Tags: Politics, International Relations, Nonintervention, Intervention, International Cooperation, Spain, Britain, Russia


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