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Writing about Writing: Publicly Opening Your Guts

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books, England, history, The Week in Books, Uncategorized

Bess of Hardwick: An Elizabethan Woman Who Created Her Own Smart Luck

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England, Favorite Places and Spaces, history, travel, Uncategorized

5 Reasons Cirencester is a Hidden Magical Gem (aka History Travel Tuesday)

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history, music, Old Music Monday, Uncategorized

Melancholia and Euphemisms from the 17th century to now: John Dowland and Sting

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history, Uncategorized

Medieval gay royal scandals, buddhist David Hume, and a really boring Queen: a roundup of history articles online this week.

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Medieval Monks and Nuns weren’t as Promiscuous as We All Think They Were

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Richard Hakluyt: England’s first Travel Writer

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history, travel, Uncategorized

Ronda Explorations: Arab Baths and Roman Ruins

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history, music, Old Music Monday, Uncategorized

Staying relevant in pop culture after 500 years: Tallis and Spem in Alium

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England, history, music, Uncategorized

Anne Boleyn’s Songbook: sharing the intimate emotions of a Queen

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