pferguson | June 23, 2015
Individuals Are Not Nations It may have taken a while – yet once again I have managed to relocate a section of the library stacks familiar to me many years ago. With development at the University’s library rows upon rows of books have shifted to other areas of this repository of knowledge. I love my […]
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Tags: Allies, Brookfield School, Central Powers, Film History, Goodbye Mr. Chips, Great War, Libraries, Martin Clunes, Masterpiece Theatre, Maximilian Friedman Staefel, Mr. Chips, Oxford University, Rhodes Scholars, Scholars, Victoria High School
pferguson | February 3, 2012
Forgotten Landscapes of Calling The popularity of the PBS series Downton Abbey has been much discussed by historians and critics. Despite the criticisms, the audience remains eager for the next episode, engaging with others about the latest plots and subplots. As the second series has moved into the experiences of the Great War, at home […]
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Tags: 5th Countess of Carnarvon, Alimina Herbert, Bear Wood, Convalescent Hospitals, Craigdarroch Castle, Downton Abbey, Gas, Great War, Highclere Castle, Masterpiece Theatre, Military Hospitals, PBS, Qualicum Beach Hotel, Walter Family, Wounded
