Welcome to a new week.
For this Monday, yes, I checked, it is Monday,
let's Read ECF at ProjectMUSE:
"On the Edges of Gothic Parody: The Neglected Work of Mrs F.C. Patrick and Sarah Green," by Mercy Cannon
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/758903
#18thCentury #C18th #18thC @ASECS
Many thanks for reading.

#Long18thCentury #19thCentury #19thC #C19th

A Moment in Time - courtship in the 19th Century in Orono, rural Canada. From "Pioneers of Old Orono".
#amomentintime #orono #pioneers #19thC

Lydford Cascade from "Devonshire illustrated" by John Britton, pub. 1832
https://archive.org/details/devonshireillust00brit/page/n11/mode/2up
#WaterfallWednesday
#VintageGraphics
#PublicDomain
#Illustration
#Nature
#19thC

#WaterfallWednesday
"In the deep gorge below the Falls, the current, contracted into one-fourth its space, is borne in violent eddies and whirlpools along its inclined bed toward Lake Ontario."
Niagara Falls illustration from America Illustrated, Edited by J. David Williams, profusely illustrated with gorgeous engravings like this by an #UncreditedArtist
https://archive.org/details/americaillustrat00willrich/page/38/mode/2up
#19thC #Engraving #Illustration #VintageGraphics
#PublicDomain

A Moment in Time - mid 19th Century - New York City Irish immigrant ward.
#Irish #immigrant #NewYorkCity #19thC #amomentintime

Among whalers: how missionary William Puckey was reassigned from New Zealand to Sidney and met an early end through alcoholism.

https://transoceanic.hypotheses.org/1469

Blog post by Haureh Hussein

#hypolingual #EnglishFridays #19thC #MaritimeHistory

This book about the #history of #hurling is fascinating. Amongst other things I’ve discovered that in the 1870s the most popular team sport in #Ireland was #cricket. Amongst all classes. I grew up thinking of cricket as the most #English and upper class of games. #TeamSports #GAA #PaulRouse #TheHurlers #19thC

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Volume 33 (2021) of Nineteenth-Century Studies (NCS)! @NCSAscholars@twitter.com #19thC
🔗https://scholarlypublishingcollective.org/psup/ncs/issue/33/1

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/christadimarco/status/1602341823548211205

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Leslie Howsam traces the development and demise of the Women’s Gazette and Weekly News, which documented the work of the Women’s Liberal Federation. Read more about the #19thc #periodical as political organ in the latest issue of VPR: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/871166
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Omdat ik met het boek "historiezucht" van Marita Mathijsen bezig ben: Johannes Bosboom (Dutch, 1817-1891) Een orgelspelende en zingende monnik (te Deum Laudamus) (1837-1889), onaf schilderij waar Bosboom, man van de schrijfster Bosboom -Toussant, zijn hele leven mee bezig geweest is...

Via https://artvee.com/dl/een-orgelspelende-en-zingende-monnik-te-deum-laudamus/

#art #illutration #gothic #monk #19thC #vintage #schilderij #illustratie #kunst #neo #gotisch

Color me grateful to @melissaterras for the #DigitalHumanities Climate Coalition Toolkit mention in her #BuildingDH keynote. Just the resource I need as I start developing the corpus and dataset for my PhD looking at #wellbeing in #19thC #LifeWriting. https://sas-dhrh.github.io/dhcc-toolkit/

#newbie #introduction to me. I'm a geography prof who loves to #teach and loves the intersections of #history and #geography. My latest #book is a #historicalgeography study of #travelers in #19thC #arkansas entitled Arkansas Travelers. Hope it might be of interest to a few #histodons. Also very interested in #urbanhistory.

@larysar @rlmcelreath That's great! It's not my first time either. Been a while so I need a refresher before using Bayesian regression in my PhD thesis on #WellBeing in #19thC #LifeWriting.

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Aaaaand the portal has opened! We're now accepting applications for 2023 Curran Fellowships thru 15 Dec. Curran awards support original research on the #19thC press within and outside of the British Empire. Details and deadlines on our website: https://rs4vp.org/awards/curran-fellowship/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/RS4VP/status/1592478769947856902

¡Hola! Have had my Sunday coffee so it’s #introduction time, #histodons et al!
I’m Emily, Assoc. Prof. in #ArtHistory & #CulturalPolicy at University College Dublin. Orig. from L.A. but a Dubliner for 20+ years, I research the Irish #famine, #19thC Irish #visualculture and #history, #photography, #Irishstudies, #museums and #Irishart. I also post about #baking, life in #Dublin and #Ireland, arts & culture, US/U.K./Irish/#NIreland politics, and probs some #dollyparton & #cats content for balance.

Might as well do a bit of an #introduction. I'm an #EdDev working at the University of Liverpool, interested in assessment/feedback, authenticity in assessment, decolonising the curriculum, curriculum design and research-led pedagogies.

I also work in #19thC fiction, literature and culture, with a specialist in crime fiction.

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