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Died #OnThisDay 22June1791 Catharine Macaulay, English Whig #historian who wrote, "The History of England from the Accession of James I to the Revolution" but as she was somewhat scandalous #18thcentury historians forgot about her. https://t.co/msiT1unrVn #18thcentury #18thc
Bonesetters: Joint Manipulators and Musculoskeletal Fixers - Bonesetters of the 1700s and 1800s were like today’s chiropractors, osteopaths, and physical therapists rolled into one. ... https://t.co/uIW2FhxRYM #19thcentury #18thcentury #SundayBlogShare
#OnThisDay 21Jun1798 The British Army defeats Irish rebels at the Battle of Vinegar Hill, which was an engagement during the Irish Rebellion when over 13,000 British soldiers launched an attack against the Irish. #battleofvinegarhill #irishrebellion
RT @jjcollephemera: Missed our series of tweets combining printing processes and with lots more info from our Art of Advertising exhibition? They can all be found at: https://t.co/4lJk4AVrCJ (best read in order of posting). #ephemera #ArtofAdvertising
Banyans: Garments that #18thCentury Gentlemen Loved - #Banyans were garments that became popular with gentlemen in the 18th century. They were oriental in style being influenced by Persian and Asian clothing ... https://t.co/C4BOg3Pja0 #fashhist
#OnThisDay 19Jun1767 the Beast of Gévaudan, a monstrous creature who was killing French people, was killed by Jean Chastel. https://t.co/e8BhheHnQ8 #beastofgevauden #18thcentury #folklorethursday
RT @D_Profundis: The Battle of #Waterloo re-imagined as a Littlewoods catalogue of fashionable military dress, featuring (l-r) the Prince of Orange, Duke of Brunswick, #Wellington Hill, Picton, Blucher and the Marquess of Anglesey, published in #London, June 16th 1817
RT @GeorgianGent: My blog is about women drivers - or rather, the fashion for 18thC harlots to drive their own phaetons. See https://t.co/tpt67MMJP9
RT @19thC_Etiquette: To preserve the complexion, rise early and go to bed early, take plenty of exercise, and use good soap and fresh water liberally. #19thcentury
Chateau de Saint-Cloud in the 1700s and 1800s - The #ChateaudeSaintCloud was built on a woody hill that overlooked the left bank of the Seine River about three miles west of Paris. It had been ... https://t.co/l1fYxEF1Tl #18thcentury #19thcentury