-
Continue reading →: 1798: The bloody & failed Irish republican revolt
Eoin Purcell 1789: The 14th July, Bastille Day Maybe it is the old style liberalism in me but, being deeply suspicious of it, I have never been a fan of radicalism of any description. This has pushed my sympathies in some strange directions. In the case of France that has…
-
Continue reading →: Some Sunday links
Eoin Purcell A very nice post on Wonders & Marvels teeing up interest in Fatal Journey: The Final Expedition of Henry Hudson: In the late summer of 1610 the captain guided the Discovery into modern Hudson Bay. He decided to spend the winter in Canadian waters even though he knew…
-
Continue reading →: Links of Interest (At Least to Me) 10/07/2009
Eoin Purcell Some really interesting thoughts over at the Appingo blog (who by the way make what looks like the slickest web based publishing centric production software I’ve seen to date). The idea they are talking about has been on my mind for some time and I reckon they have…
-
Continue reading →: Springer Images: A simple but important idea
Eoin Purcell I like SpringImages.com and not just because I am the kind of nerd who will use it. Even without paying a subscription you get pretty broad usage terms: If you are a Registered and a Subscribed User, you may * Access, browse, copy, collate, display, search, bookmark, retrieve,…
