Quakers Against Slavery. My next talk, Maldon Meeting House, 4pm Wednesday 11th June. Why not pop along? #QuakerHistory, #Maldon

Scales. I think she represents justice.

An amazing place to have a desk. Enjoy!

Utterly thrilled with my latest C18th book purchase relating to Quaker history. The Acts of Parliament & associated Acts relating to Quakers, including a timely comment :That no foreign prince, Person, Prelate, State or Potentate, hath or ought to have any Power, Jurisdiction etc in this Realm.

Home tonight after nearly 3 weeks in the arctic circle without internet. The world seems even more crazy than when I left. So here’s a picture of lots of snow and a Sami tent with roaring fire. And no WiFi! It was magical.

That’s so exciting. Bravo. I look forward to reading it.

Deflection tactics. Should be writing, but finished my crewel embroidered cushion cover instead.

My candle burns for peace, remembrance and unity. HMD2025

Hey Lorenzo meet George. He’s half moggy half maine coin. He loves warm cuddles, catnip mice & kind people and hates fascists too.

Listened to this episode on causes of the British civil war and up pops Capt Ann Carter, 1629 grain rioter of Maldon. What a woman. She deserves recognition. The only woman executed for food instability rioting.
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Loved it. Bravo!

Well, I’ve made it across the here from the other place where I was The MillersWife. I am an early modern historian of Quakerism, love Jane Austen & my home town of Maldon in Essex. I am also a military museum curator. I really hope everyone plays nicely here. Here’s George to say hi.