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This one is for the ladies. Both Anglophone, although one of them probably also spoke French as expected of lady.

(Also the last Yellow Journalism to be unsourced - If I write more, and I probably will, they'll be backed up by sources.)

(I'm always happy to quote my sources on previous writings and admit mistakes made via personal bias, providing that the inquiry is done in good faith.)





Charity & Sylvia, Early 19th century America )
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Again, Rich Text is still not working. So have some extremely old-school copy-pasting links.

Rheinsberg - 1740 and All That
https://rheinsberg.dreamwidth.org
A Comm dedicated to information and debate on the intriguing court affairs of Frederick the Great. Well-written and translates source material. I cannot recommend it enough!

Pasta with Peaches
https://justhungry.com/pasta-peaches-and-basil
A savoury-sweet dish that can be eaten as is, or alongside your preferred type of proteins.
(Recipe is vegan and kosher, as far as I can tell)

Into a Bar
https://intoabar.dreamwidth.org
A low-pressure ficathon, sign-ups open until the 17th!
First, pick a character! Then, pick several canons that do not contain that character. Then, the mods randomise what character your initial character gets to meet. And then, you write a story of at least 500 words where the characters meet in a bar, and what that leads to. Ideal for sci-fi fandoms, or historical fandoms grouped around a specific setting.
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Today we will talk about two brave soldiers. One was far more attractive in 18th century getup than many other of his time, which is a feat in terms of universal beauty. The other was not as handsome in a procreational sense, but still very cuddly and adorable.
Private Woytek of the Polish Artillery. Southeastern Europe, WWII )Chevalier St-George, 18th century France )
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Coming up: Review/rec of Enemy At The Door, a series set during the occupation of the Channel Islands.

Inbetween, here's a few cobbled-together pieces on two guys at the European courts. They are largely unedited and hastily scribbled while cross-referencing Wikipedia and related sources. Do not take them as gospel.

(Both of these guys are also woefully underrepresented in the world of period drama. This is a shame, both of them had interesting careers that would lend themselves well to court drama and war stories respectively.)
Adolf Ludvig Gustav Fredrik Albert Badin - 1747-1822 - Sweden )

Abram Petrovitj Gannibal - 1696-1781 - Russia )

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