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  • Court etiquette, why was it so important?


    By MarieLouise Harcourt, 2010-10-03

    Court etiquette, why was it so important?

    Everyone who is just a little bit interested in...

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    The Remarkable Redouté


    By Tatiana Dokuchic, 2010-09-30




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    The Diary of a Courtesan


    By Madame Desireme Fallen, 2010-09-29

    To the reader of my diary, centuries after I have lived richly and loved greatly, I leave my words, in which you will be taken on a journey into a world few are privileged to or are really aware...

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    Residence of courtiers in the Ancien Régime.


    By MarieLouise Harcourt, 2010-09-24

    Residence of courtiers in the Ancien Rgime.

    Typical for courtiers of the Ancien Rgime is that...

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    The Ballroom was decorated, portraits hung and box seats assigned as the first strains of music began and the guests began to arrive at the Gala Ball. After the ball, Pianist Champagne Rain opened the Fall season of the Music Academy with a wonderful concert. We have many more events planned...

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    Diary entry, 21th of September 1768


    By Docteur Panacek, 2010-09-21
    Touraine, 21th of September 1768


    Dear diary, I am so sorry for the fact that i havent written anything for over some months now. But I have been VERY busy lately.

    My life was hectic. So many changes took place. Some...

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    Hindustan - Imperial India SIM


    By MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov, 2010-09-15
    Salaam Namestey !
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    Hindustan, Imperial India


    By MariaFeodorovna Kaliopov, 2010-09-10
    AKBAR THE GREAT UNIFIER

    On the morning of 31 August 1573, 3,000 horsemen of the imperial Mughal army paused at the banks of the river, Sabarmati. The rebels they were after lay just beyond the swollen river, but the soldiers were exhausted: they'd traversed 960...

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    The table Setting, Swedish


    By AdolfFrederick Windrum, 2010-09-10

    Every reigning generation of the Bernadotte dynasty represented


    Every reigning generation of the Bernadotte dynasty is represented in the choice of silver, porcelain and glass used for the table...

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    Stormy, Pekel, and Me: from Doomday to Bloomday


    By Le Chevalier Mystere, 2010-09-07

    How I recall the day, 6 months ago, when I challenged Dr Panacek to a possibly deadly duel, if he had turned out to be the man I was looking for...

    His fencing was unexperienced, then, but he proved to be so courageous! and fortunately I did not have to kill him!

    He was cheered by...

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