Served up fresh for you, our weekly offering of Breakfast Links: our favorite links to other blogs, web sites, pictures, and articles, all collected for you from around the Twitterverse.
• Royal Society is the world's oldest scientific publisher. Its journal archive is now freely available online http://bit.ly/uP0uoW
• 17th century Glass Trade Beads http://bit.ly/vAq925 #chs
• General Grant’s sword and an unusual use for a Civil War artifact: http://ow.ly/77gF2
• Death attacks! The Nightingale monument at Westminster Abbeyhttp://bit.ly/hbCskq
• 'The Final Indignity: Dissecting the Criminal Body' - http://wp.me/p14Gvd-rc
• Ring lost in Wiltshire returned after 180 years - http://bbc.in/oRGI3v
• Degrees of prostitution in 19th c Paris: http://bit.ly/uBcnOC
• From the pages of Thomas Hardy: shepherds' huts:http://bit.ly/uJ5GLd
• Interiors of the Titanic - 1912http://bit.ly/oI4ZhN
• Sad, symbolic & beautiful creations: mourning quilts: http://ht.ly/77UDK
• The Golden Age of Dirty Talk: http://bit.ly/v3U3sv Ruff diddling ahead!
• Roots of binge drinking traced back to 17th century studentshttp://j.mp/uxswG9
• Re-opening of 18th c artist William Hogarth's house, Chiswick http://post.ly/3h2yi
• "The Negro Girl of Mr. Wheatley's": http://bit.ly/uTnaKx
• 1930s Madeline Vionnet bias-cut gownhttp://bit.ly/tZsqs3
• Cork family parts with Titanic victim's message in a bottlehttp://bbc.in/uqEN1c
• It's that time of year again! Tudor Ghost Caught on Film http://bit.ly/srQXuX
• Edith Wharton’s lessons on writing are still valuable today: http://bit.ly/v3NC3U
• Living ghosts of Civil War veterans come alive in silent newsreel footage. http://fb.me/BtWT5cZw
• London's lost amulets and forgotten folklorehttp://tgr.ph/tneUUt via
• Ham and hay: 19th c cooking method inspired by autumn harvest, recipes: http://bit.ly/v3sgC4
• A Capability Brown walk at Dinefwr Park, Carmarthenshire, restored and reopened:http://bit.ly/vJrXmd
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