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Mercurius Britanicus1 comment

Nick wrote 1 week ago: If you are interested in early modern book history or the civil war period, then you will probably b … more →

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Eastern Association

Nick wrote 1 month ago: The Eastern Association is a new blog which tells the story of the early stages of the civil war thr … more →

Tags: Civil War, England, Britain, seventeenth century, Blogging, Blog, eastern association, holyfen

Walker's Office of Entries1 comment

Nick wrote 2 months ago: One of the subjects of my dissertation is Henry Walker – an ironmonger turned preacher and pam … more →

Tags: Civil War, seventeenth century, London

Out of the loop?3 comments

Nick wrote 4 months ago: When I first started working in government, there was an e-mail forward that used to do the rounds e … more →

Tags: Civil War, England, Britain, seventeenth century, Historiography, henry walker, gualter frost, john rushworth, Officials

Wordled lonely as a cloud3 comments

Nick wrote 4 months ago: A word cloud of the first draft of my dissertation (courtesy of Wordle). … more →

Tags: Blogging, M&A

In compasse like unto ordinary Pewter Dishes3 comments

Nick wrote 4 months ago: A close encounter – of the third kind, or of the angelic kind? – from 1651, noted in the … more →

Tags: England, Britain, History, madeley, Cheshire, Staffordshire, UFO, Flying Saucer, angel

News networks

Nick wrote 5 months ago: A snippet on how far newsbooks were distributed in the late 1640s: Coventry December 15. The last Po … more →

Tags: Civil War, England, seventeenth century, Books

Mr Barrington's gelding1 comment

Nick wrote 5 months ago: I’m in the midst of writing up my dissertation, hence the lack of posts in recent weeks. Most … more →

Tags: England, seventeenth century, Early Modern, gelding, henry barrington, Colchester, Horse, theft, Crime

The great game?3 comments

Nick wrote 8 months ago: ‘Work?’ he said to me once, astonished, when I referred to our classroom activities as s … more →

Tags: Civil War, England, seventeenth century, Early Modern, History

Killing Noe Murder1 comment

Nick wrote 8 months ago: I’ve been reading Edward Sexby’s Killing Noe Murder for class this week, and it got me t … more →

Tags: Civil War, England, Britain, seventeenth century, Books, France, holland, fronde, Early Modern

Things noted

Nick wrote 1 year ago: Breaking News: Renaissance Journalism and the Birth of the Newspaper. An online version of this exhi … more →

Tags: Blogging, cliopatria, Breaking News, Folger

London Gazette4 comments

Nick wrote 1 year ago: The London Gazette claims to be not only the oldest surviving British newspaper, but also the newspa … more →

Tags: England, seventeenth century, London, Books, Plague, London Gazette, Fire, henry muddiman, Newspaper

J.B. Williams2 comments

Nick wrote 1 year ago: A History of English Journalism to the foundation of the Gazette (1908), by J.B. Williams, is now av … more →

Tags: Books, Historiography, seventeenth century, 1640s, 1650's, History, JB Williams, Journalism

Digital Storytelling Track

Seth Putnam wrote 1 year ago: We are storytellers, plain and simple. But one of the major hurdles facing journalism today is that … more →

Tags: Centennial Post, Friday, RJI, media, Mediastorm, Brian Storm, Matt Thompson, Storytelling, Digital

From our Dutch correspondent

Nick wrote 1 year ago: Tactics for gathering foreign news in 1650: from the Council of State’s correspondent in Breda … more →

Tags: seventeenth century, briefe relation, newsbook


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