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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Using Maps
The late Alfred Wainwright once wrote that to him, a map was as good as a well-written novel: he could sit in his armchair, study a map and be instantly transported to another place, even if the map was of … Continue reading
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Guest Blog: Jane Smith on the value of sharing history
I’m busy this week researching names on the wonderful site British Newspapers Online – very rewarding, but also very time-consuming. So today I’m sharing with you a thoughtful article by my good friend Jane who, like me, views the job … Continue reading
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Time’s Wingèd Chariot
But at my back I always hear Time’s wingèd chariot drawing near. (Andrew Marvell: To His Coy Mistress) By the time you read this, I shall have celebrated another birthday – I’m not prepared to say exactly which, but suffice it … Continue reading
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