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[anotheranon]

Both from D.:

Internet Library of Early Journals, 18th-19th century English journals scanned for perusal. D. points out that they don't have a consistent naming convention and hasn't been updated since 1999, so the interface is somewhat outdated and kludgy. Still, it's good that it's out there.

Also, Early Manuscripts at Oxford Library, a framed site (heathens!) but fairly navigable.

Also found through the Oxford Digital Library: Early English Books Online and monumental brass rubbings (rubbings of brass memorials - useful for costume research).

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[wendyzski.livejournal.com]

I recall you having an interest in epidemiology and the history of disease.

You need to see this: http://cadhla.livejournal.com/1125487.html#cutid1

What to do with the recent research suggesting that the Black Death was not Bubonic Plague but a hemmorhagic fever? Write a catchy little song about it of course!

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[anotheranon.livejournal.com]

That shouldn't be funny, but it is! Thank you!