January 2013

1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, Archives, Periodicals, Tools and methods

British newspapers online update, January 2013

I’ve updated my list of online British newspaper archives. This time, the new titles are: Aberdeen Journal AJR Information Catholic Herald Connacht Sentinel Cork Examiner Jewish Chronicle Irish Press Irish Times Kilkenny People Louth and North Lincolnshire Advertiser Nenagh News Northants Evening Telegraph The Post/Sunday Post (Dundee) Sligo Champion Sowerby Bridge News Many of these

1910s, 1930s, Before 1900, Blogging, tweeting and podcasting, Books, Disarmament, International law

Short, sharp shocks

[Cross-posted at Society for Military History Blog.] (Or, ‘Trenchard at sea’.) Jamel Ostwald’s recent post on urban bombardment in the early modern period, itself partly a response to my post on Trenchardism, prompted me to wonder how straight the line was between aerial bombardment and earlier naval and land bombardments? Was the naval precedent more

Uses of 'Mars' and 'canals' vs uses of 'Mars' only in peer-reviewed astronomical articles, 1861-1970
1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, After 1950, Before 1900, Periodicals, Plots and tables, Space, Tools and methods, Words

The canals of Mars, 1861-1970 — III

So, to wrap up this accidental series. To check whether professional astronomical journals displayed the same patterns in discussing ‘Mars’ and ‘canals’ as the more popular/amateur ones I again looked at the peak decade 1891-1900, this time selecting only the more serious, respected journals. However, because of the French problem I had to exclude L’Astronomie

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