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Item of the Day: The Royal Interview (1789)
Full Title: The Royal Interview: A Fragment by the Author of a Letter from a Country Gentleman to a Member of Parliament. Third Edition. London: Printed at the Logographic Press, and sold by J. Walter… more →
Eighteenth-Century Reading Room
The Perfect Flaw
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Stefan III wrote 6 days ago: Once again, swine flu seems to be edging its way up the agenda. The casual attitude persists, more “ … more →
Kew Gardens.
fromlaurelstreet wrote 2 months ago: Turner’s Oak, Quercus x turneri The Royal Botanic Gardens, known to most of us as Kew Gardens, is ce … more →
George III
CantervilleGhost wrote 3 months ago: GEORGE III (1738-1820), King of Great Britain Portrait: Allan Ramsay … more →
Royal Flush: Our Fascination with Royalty
ldorazio1 wrote 3 months ago: For a democracy, the United States still goes loopy over royalty. No matter how successful or hard-w … more →
Phelps, Bale, Acton -- and D.C.
steviejoe wrote 4 months ago: by Steve Pauwels/Londonderry, NH Lord Acton, meet Michael Phelps. Or, perhaps, Christian Bale? … more →
Biggest defeat of U.S. forces ever
Tiernan O Faolain wrote 8 months ago: …was at the hands of an American Indian confederation in the Midwest, the (original) Battle of … more →
mm468: And the band played on
mudge wrote 11 months ago: © Catia Amadio | Dreamstime.com MUDGE’s Musings In case current events in the nation of Georgia hav … more →
Win Cash for Your Patriotism
Andrew Slominski wrote 11 months ago: flickr – user: Claire L. Evans Hey all of you riseupRochester readers, want to make some ca … more →
George Goldsmith Kirby a mystery?
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juzzie wrote 11 months ago: Quite recently my father produced the photo below of my great great grandfather Alfred Octavius Kirb … more →
Borough Market, London
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epicurienne wrote 1 year ago: Every so often on a Saturday, I’ll trek across town (and the Thames) to shop at Borough Market … more →
Another patch of history
mscambridge wrote 1 year ago: It would seem that one of the true marvels of living in the UK is at every single turn there is a gr … more →
Happy Fourth -- Choose Your George
revdbh wrote 1 year ago: It all depends on your point of view. This one? Or this one? Does Independence Day just mean t … more →
Item of the Day: The Royal Interview (1789)
Caroline Fuchs wrote 1 year ago: Full Title: The Royal Interview: A Fragment by the Author of a Letter from a Country Gentleman to a … more →
America's King's Birthday
Tiernan O Faolain wrote 1 year ago: I missed it, but June 4 is the birthday of ‘British America’s’ * last actually-re … more →
Item of the Day: A Fragment (1789)
Caroline Fuchs wrote 1 year ago: Full Title: A Fragment which Dropped from the Pocket of a Certain Lord, On Thursday, the 23d April, … more →
Item of the Day: Declaration by Representatives of the United Colonies (1775)
Matthew Williams wrote 1 year ago: Full Title: The Declaration by the Representatives of the United Colonies of North America, Now met … more →
Item of the Day: Pitt's Political Debates
Matthew Williams wrote 1 year ago: Full Title: Political Debates. [Featuring William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham] “Upon the whole … more →
Washington, D.C.'s Proposed Plan for "Voluntary" Gun Search
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Earl wrote 1 year ago: I could sum it up in one word …. STUPID!! But, I’ll go further. Why would any sane perso … more →
Easter Day in Windsor Great Park
inel wrote 1 year ago: During today’s Easter Day walk in Windsor Great Park, I was amazed to see such a large number … more →
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