September Roundup! Needlework and Fashion in the 18th Century
This month’s roundup features primary sources related to fiber arts and clothing manufacture in the 18th century. From sourcing the […]
This month’s roundup features primary sources related to fiber arts and clothing manufacture in the 18th century. From sourcing the […]
For this month’s roundup, 18thConnect.org is providing a sampler of materials for educators, students, and scholars. In non-fiction accounts, political […]
Spring semesters around the world are drawing to a close, and the endings of academic quarters will soon follow. Soon we […]
I will not speak of the weather, in hopes that we may induce Spring to stay with us for a […]
Many thanks to user kosborn4 for completing the correction of the underlying text for the 1800 printing of Reynard […]
Lets celebrate the new year with a text that is both old and new. I have chosen an 1800 printing (new at […]
The Indian Emperour, or the Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards, being the sequel of The Indian Queen. John Dryden […]
Greetings and Salutations! As I have already stated, I am fully aware that you all know 18thConnect much […]
Greetings and Salutations! Please let me introduce myself, Anne Arundel Locker-Thaddeus, as the new graduate research assistant for ARC, the […]
This month’s TypeWright Featured Text is A trip to Paris, in July and August, 1792. By Mr. Twiss (1793). In late summer […]