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Aristocracy · Monarchies · Observations · Humour
I see excellent potential for a dynastic union in this photograph, an alliance of the English and Spanish crowns against France, say, if Prince George were to marry the Infanta Sofía. There is just one small "but": Spain is tied to France through Bourbon-Anjou, and King Felipe
Faith · Books · Observations
You will come to the well-built temple of Hades. On the right (on the left) is a spring flowing from the lake of oblivion, Lethe; white waters gush forth there, and beside it stands a white cypress. Do not go near that spring, not even close. Here the descending
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NB! · Archive · Observations · Mores · Paris
A drinking fountain in Paris in the 20th century and in the 21st. From which century would you care to take a sip?
Architecture · Observations · Humour
What Is Stopping You from Building Houses Like This? (In fact, we know what)
Art · Observations · Humour
The drawing is called “Big Dreams”. The artist is Jean-Jacques Sempé, 1997 And how do your weekends begin?
Observations · Science · Society
Vladislav Panchenko, Vice-President of the Academy of Sciences, proposes the creation of a national list of scientific periodicals. He explains that “without a single national list of scientific periodicals we shall not be able to go on developing, or to defend our positions in the international scientific community, including
Geography · Observations · Mores · Society · Nature
Originally, lobsters in America were a very cheap and plentiful food, so much so that they were associated with poverty. They were used as animal feed, and workers campaigned for a limit on the amount of lobster in their weekly rations. The product owed its popularity to the arrival of
NB! · Observations
Sunset. Very soon, in every country of Europe
Faith · Observations
Saint Thomas Aquinas
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