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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 →
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Bend Over and Grab Your Ankles—This Won't Hurt Much
Lloyd Williams wrote 3 days ago: The driving snowstorm did not stop the U.S. Senate from convening and working on legislation to refo … more →
Turning two bits into... well, about 1.6 bits...
LW wrote 3 weeks ago: In case the economic turmoil of the last year or so hasn’t done enough to reduce the size of o … more →
The Fourteenth Colony
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erickoch wrote 1 month ago: Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla would have been spared any Separatist unpleasantness during their … more →
ENGLISH GEORGE III WALNUT DINING TABLE & SET QUEEN ANNE DINING CHAIRS
canonburyantiques wrote 2 months ago: ENGLISH GEORGE III WALNUT DINING TABLE & SET QUEEN ANNE DINING CHAIRS Originally uploaded by can … more →
Mather Brown (1761 - 1831)
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Suzay Lamb wrote 2 months ago: Thomas Jefferson Portrait Of Major Norton, The Mohawk Chief Teyoninhokarawen Abigail “Nabby … more →
DINING TABLE SETS - IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS
canonburyantiques wrote 2 months ago: It’s the time of year again, Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching – so place … more →
Bugger Bognor: George V
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madmikemagee wrote 3 months ago: WHILE I’M in San Francisco I am staying part of the time at the strangely titled George V Hote … more →
The Hessians and their Aggressions
paulrhuard wrote 3 months ago: "Mercenaries" such as these smartly-dressed Hessian troops are mentioned in the Declaratio … more →
The Dog Days of the Declaration: When Britain Got the News
paulrhuard wrote 4 months ago: It was in the middle of August that British civilian and military officials first trans … more →
The Dog Days of the Declaration: Just When Was It Signed?
paulrhuard wrote 4 months ago: Detail of a copy of the John Dunlap Broadside of the Declaration of Independence Most Americans cons … more →
Post Medieval Coins From the Eversdens
dshelleyic wrote 4 months ago: On nearly every excursion I am lucky to find at least one “modern” coin, these can range … more →
The Perfect Flaw
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Stefan III wrote 5 months ago: Once again, swine flu seems to be edging its way up the agenda. The casual attitude persists, more “ … more →
Kew Gardens.
fromlaurelstreet wrote 7 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 8 months ago: GEORGE III (1738-1820), King of Great Britain Portrait: Allan Ramsay … more →
Royal Flush: Our Fascination with Royalty
ldorazio1 wrote 8 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 9 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 1 year 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 1 year ago: © Catia Amadio | Dreamstime.com MUDGE’s Musings In case current events in the nation of Georgia have … more →
Win Cash for Your Patriotism
Andrew Slominski wrote 1 year ago: flickr – user: Claire L. Evans Hey all of you riseupRochester readers, want to make some cash … more →
