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Black Nightingale [Paperback] now available in the UK

David Millett wrote 1 week ago: Black Nightingale [Paperback] now available in the UK http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1463754086 … more →

Tags: Books, eBook, adventure, mary seacole, Novel, Historical Fiction, book, Books 2

In Praise of Nurses2 comments

padresteve wrote 1 week ago: Last week, May 5th-12th was National Nurses Week as well as the 104th Anniversary of the Navy Nurse … more →

Tags: Healthcare, History, Florence Nightingale, marsha hanly, National Nurses Week, Navy Nurse Corps, nurses, Nursing, Nursing Education

Perspectives on Pakistan3 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 week ago: Is Pakistan A Free State? Cartoon by Zahoor in Daily Times, Pakistan | Click for image. Of the P5 po … more →

Tags: Politics, China, america, Britain, India, Pakistan, France, Nuclear Weapons States

The climax of the war

Oliver Knevitt wrote 2 weeks ago: This cartoon is from September 1856, after the end of the Crimean War. The crimean war is mostly kno … more →

Tags: Warfare, 1856, gladstone +

Crimean War - Sebastopol Seige map

reynardcollectables wrote 2 weeks ago: While I am on the subject of maps (see previous blog post about Caledonian Railway Scotland map), on … more →

Tags: military, Sebastopol, balaklava, Inkerman, crimea, 1855 war

Marx: Jews Were Majority In Jerusalem3 comments

iranaware1 wrote 2 weeks ago: According to the godfather of communism, Karl Marx, the Palestinian claim that Jews only had a signi … more →

Tags: Israel, judea and samaria, History, Jerusalem, Jew, Ottoman Empire, Karl Marx, Marxism, Code Pink

LondonLife - Florence Nightingale remembered...3 comments

exploringlondon wrote 2 weeks ago: The life of Florence Nightingale, ‘The Lady with the Lamp’, depicted here on the Crimean … more →

Tags: Monuments, memorials, and gateways, Churches, london&life, Westminster, West End, Westminster Abbey, Florence Nightingale, Archbishop of Canterbury, St Thomas' Hospital

Old Tear 'em Up

Barb Drummond wrote 3 weeks ago: Bath has long had a reputation for being sooo genteel and Jane Austenish, so it was a huge surprise … more →

Tags: History, english history, Politics, Personal, Real Life, Education, Philosophy, women's rights, Human Rights

1857 - A Year in Hindsight2 comments

Anuraag Sanghi wrote 1 month ago: Global power equations in 1857 favored the British. After a 100 years of continuous war, India … more →

Tags: british raj, Desert Bloc, History, India, Politics, Anglo-Persian War, France, Ottoman Empire, Russia

Rule Brittania

collapsinghrung wrote 1 month ago: As I have mentioned a few times over the course of this blog, I am British (I prefer not to say Engl … more →

Tags: Britain, manners, Violence, Science, British, sterotype, Lithuania, Cricket, Old Boy

The Power of One: Make the World Better2 comments

andreamerriman wrote 1 month ago: I believe in the importance of making a difference in the world for the better and I believe it … more →

Tags: Life, Colorado, Unexpected, World, Misery, Son, better, Relief, Homework

London and Surrey, England, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1597-1921 and UK, Victoria Cross Medals, 1857-20071 comment

mallerstang wrote 1 month ago: 8bit 300dpi Scanned Image of Victoria Cross Medal Ribbon & Bar. Medal design was UK Crown copyri … more →

Tags: research web sites, England, marriage bonds, victoria cross, Diocese of Winchester, Victoria Cross Medal

"Worse Than Dust and Nothing" : Florence Nightingale22 comments

J. G. Burdette wrote 1 month ago: Florence Nightingale Courtesy Library of Congress Florence Nightingale, although she detested fame a … more →

Tags: History: 19th century, History - 20th Century, History, Florence Nightingale, War Office, Nursing, scutari, Barrack Hospital, reform

It's Got Muck all Over It!8 comments

thornberrie wrote 1 month ago: Just a quick update of my last post, Sepia Selenium Cyanotype,  to those of you who showed an intere … more →

Tags: Photography, Monochrome, Sepia, Roger Fenton

Revolutions In Europe.4 comments

Gerard Hannan wrote 1 month ago: Revolutions In 1848. The crystal palace in London housed the exposition of 1851, the first worlds fa … more →

Tags: european history, France, Russia, Ottoman Empire, Queen Victoria, tsar

Sepia Selenium Cyanotype . . . Theres a song in there somewhere!19 comments

thornberrie wrote 1 month ago: Lots more fiddling with the sliders, Oh I loves a good fiddle me. Went to a historical military Doo … more →

Tags: Photography, Monochrome, Textures, Sepia, Lancers, cavalry, Roger Fenton, post processing, Monochrome Photography

On This Day - Great Scot and the Glory of Pickles

Mira Kolar-Brown wrote 2 months ago: Great Scot  1306 Robert the Bruce (eighth Earl of Carrick) was crowned King of Scotland at Scone Pal … more →

Tags: Morse Code, dog, Pickles, Dr Beeching, Railways, Great train Robbery, salvation army, uniforms, marconi

Battle of Balaklava

powellspenniesworth wrote 2 months ago: Battle of Balaklava (25 October 1854) An inconclusive battle during the Crimean War. Following their … more →

Tags: little bits of history, balaklava, Battle of Balaklava, Vorontsov Heights, Russia, light brigade, Turkish troops, British, French

National War Museum!!!

Henfield Guy wrote 2 months ago: Heeeelllllloooooooooo Blog Readers!!! :) As you know, I have the Overland Hike this weekend, and I r … more →

Tags: College, Scouting, History, Media Studies, roller skating, People, Melissa, Catherine, Hike


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