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Saturday, December 14, 2002 |
 More things Victorian. The Internet Library of Early Journals has old magazines like The Builder (1843-1852) or Gentleman's Magazine (1731-1750) online, each page scanned as a gif file. Just wonderful, tasty, gorgeous and delicious. A few of those links don't seem to work though...
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 I know someone who will like this story, right, dPhilc?
ThisisLondon: "Detectives are attempting to unravel the mystery of reports of a car crash that led them to discover the skeleton of a man killed at the same spot five months ago.
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 What the Victorians did for us. A website with amusing victorian experiments.
"My Dear Faraday,
I would like to expound to you a phenomenon of singular curiosity, apparent during investigations into expanding the electrical spark. It affords me little joy as my discovery took the sight from Hodges right eye and I have had to dismiss him. As my last correspondence indicated, I have surmised that the experiments are deleterious to poor Hodges, his health having sharply deteriorated due, I think, to the quicksilver effluvia he breathed during leyden phial silvering. Via Linkfilter.
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© Copyright 2003 Ralf Zeigermann.
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I think I've mentioned this already, but just to make sure: 
