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Regency Explorers: Daring Expeditions and Treacherous Voyages
Icebergs! Cannibals! Gold! All this--and animals and nature unlike anything seen before--drove adventurous men onto ships to explore new and forbidding lands and seas. Author Ali Scott explores it all in her new blog post.
Q&Q Publishing
Oct 156 min read
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Hyphochondria: An Austen Motif
Jane Austen's novels include an unusual number of characters with illusions of illness. Her own mother's hypochondria may have inspired their creation.
Q&Q Publishing
Sep 307 min read
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History Under Our Feet: The Airey And The Coal Hole
Coal was a messy but vital means of heating a Regency townhouse. The coal cellars and kitchens under those houses might be pricy flats today, but the coal-hole covers remain and tell quite a story.
Q&Q Publishing
Sep 174 min read
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From Boys To Men: A Seafaring Life
The Royal Navy welcomed boys as young as nine and helped many to achieve great things, according to Emilia Stratford's new blog post.
Q&Q Publishing
Aug 76 min read
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