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June 1732 the Prince of Wales & others attend the Ridotto al Fresco at Vauxhall. The Prince calls it a night at 2am, but most of the party-goers carry on for another 3 hours
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The astrologer and physician Anthony Ascham's astronomy book from 1526-27 at @BeineckeLibrary translated Sacrobosco's "De sphaera mundi" and also included Ascham's poem about the magician Saint Cyprian of Antioch: https://t.co/2Xsh5rb1LS #twitterstorians #histSTM #earlymodern
Dati's "La Sfera" from ca. 1450-1500 at @BeineckeLibrary, a rhyming explanation of astronomy and navigation with lovely tinted drawings: https://t.co/lO2aeoXiUT #history #twitterstorians #histSTM #MedievalTwitter #libraries
Taken from an upcoming Special Issue published in Notes and Records find out about Taylor White's Collection of paintings from the 1700s https://t.co/bBmjSRIzur
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Taken from an upcoming Special Issue for Notes and Records this paper explores Taylor White (1701–1772) who has been substantially ignored in the historiography of science https://t.co/xLldqpbjLy
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#ListenBack now to the full set of History of Emotions #Podcasts 'From grief to wonder: exploring emotions in Irish History'. Find them now at https://t.co/6Pzsu7cTAT
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Entertaining blog from our colleagues upstairs in @TheVictCommons on the role of pubs, drink & drunkenness in #Elections, including the case of one character who pitched forward head-first into a privy & was stuck by the shoulders for several hours...
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Robinson Crusoe and the park: first published 25/4/1719 ....... https://t.co/Y29FmgCpZS #novels #twitterstorians
Chinese heritage and the park: Explore curated collections and engaging stories about Chinese customs, tradition, culture and history........ https://t.co/aKvMz746UO #China #heritage #twitterstorians
#OnThisDay 1794 there was no drawing room at court, so Queen Charlotte dressed at 1pm & then spent the time till dinner sitting for her portrait - possibly this one by Gainsborough of that year...
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"You will be entertained with a prophecy which my Lord Chesterfield has found in the 35th chapter of Ezekiel, which clearly promises us victory over the French"
Horace Walpole to Richard Bentley, #OnThisDay 1755
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A name to conjure with: Cornet Wildgoose, one of the officers wounded at the battle of Almenara in 1710
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"Is the cellphone the modern equivalent of a manual?" In episode 4 of our "Science Social" podcast🎙️we explore the fascinating history of manuals & handbooks 💭📚📱with Mathias Grote & Elaine Leong @HistoryElaine
🎧🔗https://t.co/8vHqJq0QvJ
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"she moved with a simplicity that proved her to be unconscious of the charm which bound the world to her attraction" [Morning Chronicle]: died at 3.30am #OnThisDay 1806, Georgiana, duchess of Devonshire
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#MondaysWithAbe Today, some insight into Lincoln's literary tastes from a letter to James H. Hackett:
"For one of my age I have seen very little of the drama. The first... #Shakespeare #Twitterstorians #UShistory #Americanhistory #theater #LiteraturePosts #Englishliterature
Amazing! Sarah Stone, who was born in around 1760, painted thousands of watercolors like these of Ashton Lever's museum of natural and manmade artifacts in London. Blog post at @LindaHall_org: https://t.co/WZItvluNL0 #museums #histSTM #histsci #earlymodern #twitterstorians
More on #earlymodern #hair! A description of my Philip Leverhulme Prize-awarded research project has been published in the #openaccess @LeverhulmeTrust Feb 2021 Newsletter (p. 14)
https://t.co/PIHH3s9pJb
@UoMhistdept @UoMSALC #twitterstorians #materialculture @matcultforum https://t.co/bhL3jm36mi
Wading through an index & struck by successive entries for Robert Walpole:
entertains a large company
description of house & estate
illness of
unpopular (due to the Excise)
mobbed
burnt in effigy
The life of an #18thcentury #politician in 6 movements
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