(which are variously locations where baiting occurred, where meals were taken, or where the group stayed overnight). Here, we can see how bears travelled some of the key highways of early modern England, such as part of the Great Western Road and the London-Aberystwyth road. Sections of ...
aesthetic values by providing a bridge between the tastes of authors, editors, printers, booksellers, and readers.Making the Modern Reader, the first full treatment of the early modern anthology, is in part a history of the London printing trade as well as of the professionalization of criticism...
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They must say therefore … the great Victoria bridgehas been being builtmore than two years; when I reach London, the ship Leviathanwill be beingbuilt; if my orders had been followed, the coatwould have been being madeyesterday; if the house had thenbeen being built, the mortar wouldhave ...
83 Hassan, ‘Modern Interpretations’, pp. 356, 359, emphasis in original. 84 Quoted in U. Ulutaş, The State of Savagery: ISIS in Syria (Ankara: SETA, 2016), p. 104. 85 A. Afsaruddin, The First Muslims: History and Memory (London: Oneworld, 2008), p. 195. 86 R. Bonney, Jih...
The earliest perissodactyls are represented by some basal equoid fossils from Euramerica near the Paleocene/Eocene boundary. Unequivocal early equoids have yet to be reported from the early Eocene of Asia, although other groups of early perissodactyls we
Here, we describe a new early Eocene bat that helps bridge the gap between archaic stem bats and the hyperdiverse modern bat radiation of more than 1,460 living species. Recovered from ∼50 million-year-old cave sediments in the Quercy Phosphorites of southwestern France, Vielasia sigei’s...
The bridge is Grade II listed, so I assume it still looks roughly the same, but it’s barely even early modern inside by now. So what’s the moral here? Perhaps that sometimes it takes archæologists to show so-called "historians" how to do archival work? But since they did, so...
32 A. Henderson, Disorderly Women in Eighteenth Century London: Pros-titution and Control in the Metropolis, 1730–1830 (Harlow, Longman,1999), pp. 16–18.33 K. Wrightson, ‘The politics of the parish in early modern England’,Crime, criminal networks, survival strategies 159 in P. ...
Status in Early Modern and Modern World Politics Competition or Conflict? Ramy Youssef A high status is often considered to be a desirable and scarce good. Competi- tion for status, therefore, is regarded as a universal condition of social life and a driving force in international relations—...