London and the Seventeenth Century: The Making of the World's Greatest City | 
#thoughtfulThursday @MoonWitch94
1.Tagged book,but also Alison bechdel's latest #Thesecrettosuperhumanstrength,#YoursCheerfully by AJ Pearce,#Endpapers by Alexander Wolff-good year so far!!
2.I end up missing a lot of prompts,so no!I tend to do the daily ones though.
3.Indoors,spring in Bombay is the worst of summer with temperatures reaching 40 degrees C on a good day!
The evolution of central reserve banking.
The fascinating history behind one of my favourite movies- Captain Blood.
Amazing.There really is nothing new under the sun.
#LondonandtheSeventeenthCentury #NetGalley
#LondonandtheSeventeenthCentury #NetGalley
What an interesting brave man
Not sure why the author felt the need to clarify that the protesting women weren't "whores and fishwives",don't they have a right to protest?! What's more illuminating however,is Parliament's tactic of discrediting protestors who don't agree with them-people protesting an exclusionary discriminatory citizenship law in India,are labelled "terrorists",as are farmers protesting laws favouring crony capitalists.In 2021.
Truth. Far stranger than fiction.#NetGalley. one of my favourite books this year.
As a huge Derry Girls fan, this bit of history about the seeds being down for The Troubles was fascinating. Hugely enjoying this book. #NetGalley
I'm sure Alan Moore knows this, and picked Fawkes as a heroic symbol of resistance and not a traitor. Excellent book, absolutely fascinating. #NetGalley #LondonandtheseventeenthCentury
