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I’m a novelist! The Gossips’ Choice A Novel Venture How Women and the Moon Intertwine in Literature Treasonous Mince Pies? ‘The Cavendishes and War’ The NHS and the Works of A J Cronin Publications Page A Line of Blacksmiths Christmas Puddings and Nanna’s Plum Loaf Letters to Emma review Maladies and Medicine is Launched The Old Paregoric Shop Book Launch News- out now! Birth Figures Hannah’s Bookshelf Revisited Nicholas Culpeper’s English Physitian Periodical Pieces Anachronisms and Historical Fiction Maladies and Medicine: Exploring Health and Healing, 1540-1740 Quite Irregular Interview Little Moreton Hall Brilliana Conway, Lady Harley Flesh and Spirit Menstruation and the Female Body in Early Modern England Hannah’s Bookshelf Early Modern Medicine and Women’s Health Exploring Women’s Lives in the time of Lady Jane Grey A Yorkshire Tragedy Paradise Lost Books 9 and 10 Wordy Wednesday Guardian Good to Meet You Review of Maids, Wives, Widows: Exploring Early Modern Women’s Lives, 1540-1740

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on 21st May 2018
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