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Journals 10.5 – Loiterings in Europe by John Corson (Part 5)
This is the final part of my article on Corson’s journal. For the previous parts please see the entries posted on 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th January 2016. For the next leg of his journey, Corson travelled through Germany and … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, Books, Britain, England, History, Journals, Politics, Travel
Tagged Duke of Wellington, Ireland, John Corson
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Journals 6.3 – Excursion to Guernsey and Jersey, 1834 (Part 3)
The following is a continuation of my essay on an anonymous, unpublished journal, which began with Excursion to Scotland. For the previous parts, please see the earlier entries from 10th and 14th August 2015. Accompanying the Excursion to Scotland, there … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, Britain, England, History, Journals, Travel, Unpublished Manuscripts
Tagged Channel Islands, Duke of Wellington, Gorey Castle, Guernsey, Jersey
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Journals 4.3 – Men and Manners by Grant Thorburn (Part 3)
This is the third part of my article on Grant Thorburn’s journal. For the first and second parts please see the earlier entries from 1st July and 5th July 2015. Next on the agenda for Thorburn was an investigation into … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century, History, Journals, Politics, Travel
Tagged Daniel O'Connell, Duke of Wellington, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Grant Thorburn, Liverpool, Railways, Wellington, William Huskisson
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