I am finishing up a book on early modern news in Europe, and I think I am aware of most research published in English, French and German. But I want to cite, mention and refer to much more relevant literature done in Europe on the topic. So, #skystorians communities with knowledge of ... 1/2

Good morning to the blue skies from this 1525 Latin book where a proper dragon (draco) is firing up your personal fire of fate (ignis fatim). So much for that. Stay away from dragons! #skystorians

#OnThisDay, 17 April 1888 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 The Football League was established at a meeting in Manchester. It would be the world's first, and the first season would be won by Preston North End. More on the roots of the game around the world in my first book, Origin Stories. #Skystorians #FootballHistory

Keep that steady drip, drip of #history flowing into your feed with this fantastic answer from /u/Noble_Devil_Boruta on the history of using Saline in medicine! #Skystorians #HistMed

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Tomorrow, on Friday April 17th, we're hosting a brilliant #AMA with Dr. Mills Kelly, author of A Hiker's History of the Appalachian Trail! Don't miss it #Skystorians!

The hits keep on coming #Skystorians! Today we're joined by @[email protected] and Dr. Camilla Townsend, who are ready & set to answer all your questions about the Nahuas, the aftermath of conquest and so much more! www.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

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"No, I am working! And it is my halo, not yours." It was likely a working day in the 1480s, and St. Jerome was battling with his books, and an attention seeking feline. #skystorians #catcontent

A new week brings a new #AMA for #Skystorians! Dr. Michael Bycroft, author of Gems and the New Science: Matter and Value in the Scientific Revolution, is here to answer all your questions about the Scientific Revolution, and the role these gems played! www.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

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