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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Ruin with a view →. Pecunia non olet (money does not stink). August 9, 2015. Suggested reading – a fascinating and entertaining article! Reblogged on Windows into History. Today I’m going to write about the origin of the Latin saying. This was a tax. About Windows into History. Author of windowsintohistory.wordpress.com Administrator of frontiersmenhistorian.wordpress.com. Ruin with a view →.
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Abbaye de Villers peace and tranquility in another hidden treasure of Wallonia. Roman Legends: Crossing the Rubicon →. History of Tea: The Beginnings. August 16, 2015. Suggested reading – an interesting little article about the history of tea. I recently wrote a blog post about the first importer of tea into Britain on my blog Windows into History:. Hello, Tea Lovers! About Windows into History. You a...
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Newer posts →. History of Tea: The Beginnings. August 16, 2015. Suggested reading – an interesting little article about the history of tea. I recently wrote a blog post about the first importer of tea into Britain on my blog Windows into History:. Http:/ windowsintohistory.wordpress.com/2015/08/04/a-strange-new-drink-tea-snippets-22/. Hello, Tea Lovers! Shennong tastes herbs to discover their qualities.
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Political systems, 1940s style. Casa Batlló: Barcelona →. St Jerome and His Lion. August 6, 2015. Suggested reading – a very interesting exploration of St Jerome and his lion and their appearance in works of art. Reblogged on Windows into History. Niccolo Antonio Colantonio, Jerome in his Study, c. 1440-1470, Public Domain, National Museum of Capodimonte. About Windows into History. Select “Home...
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Pecunia non olet (money does not stink). Abbaye de Villers peace and tranquility in another hidden treasure of Wallonia →. Ruin with a view. August 12, 2015. Suggested reading – looks like a delightful place to visit! Reblogged on Windows into History. In Victorian times the shrubbery was deliberately planted very thick so that only tantalising glimpses were visible, until the visitors reached the top...
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A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Journals 6.3 – Excursion to Guernsey and Jersey, 1834 (Part 3). August 18, 2015. The following is a continuation of my essay on an anonymous, unpublished journal, which began with. For the previous parts, please see the earlier entries from 10th and 14th August 2015. Gorey Castle, as pictured in The Fortress: An historical tale, by Amelia Lane (1840). Accompanying the Excursion to Scotland. By Grant Thorburn, posted on 9. Next on the journey...
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Reblogging and News Area. May 27, 2015. History of Tea: The Beginnings. August 16, 2015. Suggested reading – an interesting little article about the history of tea. I recently wrote a blog post about the first importer of tea into Britain on my blog Windows into History:. Http:/ windowsintohistory.wordpress.com/2015/08/04/a-strange-new-drink-tea-snippets-22/. Originally posted on tea gem. Another Satu...
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