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Enjoy today's #blogpost on the connections between the Victorians and roller derby? Visit "The Development of Sports in Victorian England — Participation and Spectatorship" page by @VictorianWeb to learn about 19th century sports!
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Clough was @Born1819 too. #BAVS2019 delegates can enjoy @drgregorytate's piece on Arthur Hugh Clough's Pedigree here
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#otd in 1843 Charles Dickens’ 'A Christmas Carol' was published. By #Christmas that year it had sold an impressive 6000 copies! It continues to be 'A tale for all time'. Read why in @martinjohnes' piece here: https://t.co/9BOrHubTMr #Dickens #christmascarol
We've been looking through our blog archives to brighten up a long Monday, and this fantastic article, titled "Looking for the Victorian Eye in London’s Medical Museums", by @kristin_hussey certainly is an eyeful! #victorian #medicine https://t.co/PQezUVF4oe
CfP deadline for the Victorian Animal Encounters symposium at @portsmouthuni set for the 28th Feb! Featuring our very own @JaneHamlett as Keynote speaker. For more details please follow the link! https://t.co/CYbOK3BTJT
New post by José Viera ‘Of Mice& #Dickens' exploring Deedy&Wright’s The Cheshire Cheese Cat https://t.co/yfrdSblEzW #victorian #fridayreads