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Regicide of Charles I - As this weblog projects old events onto the Gregorian calendar , we today mark 363 years since the regicide of Charles I . Elsewhere: The Mad Monarchist , Rafal Heydel-Mankoo: Reflections of a Young Fogey - 2012/02/09 Mascot at 138 - 138 years ago today, the icon – or the mascot if you will – of this weblog was born. Lt.-Col. Strutt was the British officer who was sent on a mission under the personal initiative of His Britannic Majesty George V to command the protect... - 2012/02/08 A Norwegian Royal Museum? - Over at his weblog, Norwegian royalty and monarchy historian Trond NorĂ©n Isaksen makes the case for a Norwegian royal museum. - 2012/02/07 Diamond Jubilee - Three score or five dozen years ago today , Her Britannic Majesty Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne while at Treetops, Kenya . The Monarchist pays tribute : Happy Diamond Jubilee! Happy Accession Day! God save the Queen! Previously:... - 2012/02/07 The Traditionalism of the Prince of Wales - Over at The American Conservative , Rod Dreher reflects on the traditionalism of the Prince of Wales. H/T: Royal World - 2012/02/05 Judicial Infamy 75 - Three quarters of a century ago today , President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announced his plan to pack the SCOTUS . - 2012/02/05
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The Strangers' Store
Many trades were developed and practiced. The community would set up a “Strangers’ Store” to import items they did not make themselves, and to sell their excess production to “strangers” - neighbors who did not reside within the closed community.
H.M. Tenth Regiment of Foot Music Company
A website devoted to H.M. Tenth Regiment of Foot music Company. We are based out of Lexington Massachusetts. Site includes links. History of the regiment, camp duties, battles, photos, hire us, and how to join.
Fiddle Tunes from the American Revolution
A collection of fiddle tunes from the American Revolution period in MIDI music format. This collection features minuets, country dances, marches and airs, and song tunes from the personal notebook of a certain Captain George Bush, an officer in George Washington's army.
Frontier-Land Historical Re-enacting
Historical Re-enacting/Mountainmen/Furtrader/Civil war/Rev.war/Colonial/Camping/Geneology/Leathercrafts
First Battalion Maryland Loyalists
Raised in 1777, The First Battalion Maryland Loyalists was comprised mostly of men from the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Numbering over 300, these men remained loyal to King and Country and fought to suppress this “unnatural rebellion” and protect Maryland.
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