Ooooh, Rosalind Laker's Tree of Gold
Yes! She definitely influenced me with both that book and To Dance with Kings (which spanned the reigns of Louis XIV-XVI, IIRC).
Melissa - I'd LOVE to read your essay. Sounds wonderful. Too bad it's no longer up at history1700s :-(
I just ordered Roy Porter's book on Eighteenth Century England!! Am looking forward to getting it.
Rene - thanks for mentioning those books! And I agree with you re The Old Bailey Online. It's fantastic.
Here are a couple of neat resources I found via the Humbul Humanities Hub:
The European Enlightenment
The Hannah Snell Homepage (she successfully masqueraded as a man in the British Navy)
William Hogarth and 18th-Century Print Culture
Overview of the French Revolution
18th Century at EyeWitness.com
Yes! She definitely influenced me with both that book and To Dance with Kings (which spanned the reigns of Louis XIV-XVI, IIRC).
Melissa - I'd LOVE to read your essay. Sounds wonderful. Too bad it's no longer up at history1700s :-(
I just ordered Roy Porter's book on Eighteenth Century England!! Am looking forward to getting it.
Rene - thanks for mentioning those books! And I agree with you re The Old Bailey Online. It's fantastic.
Here are a couple of neat resources I found via the Humbul Humanities Hub:
The European Enlightenment
The Hannah Snell Homepage (she successfully masqueraded as a man in the British Navy)
William Hogarth and 18th-Century Print Culture
Overview of the French Revolution
18th Century at EyeWitness.com
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Tess - I absolutely LOVED To Dance With Kings. What a wonderful, romantic book! I should re-read it again soon...
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