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elizaaudacis.bsky.social
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18 days ago
No reason for perfectly good forms to go to waste just because of regime change
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davidherdson.bsky.social
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18 days ago
If they've any blanks, they should keep them ready for the next reign, given the pre-filled king's name.
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elizaaudacis.bsky.social
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18 days ago
Amazingly, on the back, it is still inscribed “the king’s tax” in manuscript by the folks keeping it as a receipt, so. Plus ça change!
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simonfd.bsky.social
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18 days ago
I love the early modern obsession with whacking a drop cap in even when it's totally inappropriate/unnecessary
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elizaaudacis.bsky.social
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18 days ago
Gotta have panache
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goakl.bsky.social
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18 days ago
French history too. The moment of change of name for the town that’s now called La Roche sur Yon.
As the Bourbons and Orleans are consigned to history and the second republic reverts the town to Napoleon.
The prefect also starts writing to “Citizen Minister” again!
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aaronkashtan.bsky.social
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18 days ago
This is amazing. I had my students read Leah Price's book, and she discusses how some of the earliest printed texts were blank indulgence forms.
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elizaaudacis.bsky.social
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18 days ago
Yes indeed; and what a great choice for students!
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honestdrjohn.bsky.social
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17 days ago
Quite right, so why does Tampon Charlie spend a fortune of taxpayers' cash on his own vanity kick:
https://insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk/2024/02/19/updating-gov-uks-crown/
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As the Bourbons and Orleans are consigned to history and the second republic reverts the town to Napoleon.
The prefect also starts writing to “Citizen Minister” again!
https://insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk/2024/02/19/updating-gov-uks-crown/