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November 19, 2019

Check out our newest exhibit by @ABurns_History and @kawulf exploring the #mentalhealth of King George III! Studying mental illness in the #18thcentury can have important repercussions even today. https://bit.ly/33pgJ5b #digitalhistory

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November 19, 2019

What was life like at sea for the 20 year old Prince Edward Augustus (2nd son of Frederick, Prince of Wales)? This letter dated 1759 details his experience on-board the HMS Ramillies: http://bit.ly/2Pdy5xJ #maritimehistory #18thcentury #twitterstorians

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