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St. Albans Pageant, 1907: Queen Elizabeth at Gorhambury.

Courtesy of St. Albans Museums.

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The project team produced regular blog posts over the course of the period 2013-2017 (covering the years funded by the first AHRC) grant. These blog posts can be found below.

  • Here's Tae Us # 3: Backland of Howp and Glore?

    by Thulme July 22, 2014 Comments

    We Scots are being advised these days that better times are coming... we're moving centre stage and emerging out of the de-industrialised shadows - no more in the economic backlands of the nation. What's more we're getting this advice from BOTH sides of the independence debate. Vote for independence say the Yes lobby and we're on a winner, all that's left of the oil is ours alone. Just say no, is ...

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