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By Jennifer 08/06/201607/10/2020 Blog posts

Catching Cold

John Evelyn was a seventeenth-century writer and gardener. He kept notes from which he compiled a diary, the Kalendarium. This tells the story of his life from 1620 through to 1706. During the era of the civil wars Evelyn spent the majority of his time on the continent. He was

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By Sara 22/04/201523/06/2015 Blog posts

Prayers for Cures at the Baths

Going to a spa town to take in the healing waters was a well-trodden path for patients in early modernity for a range of illnesses. Throughout the period doctors including the famous Thomas Sydenham, styled as the English Hippocrates,  promoted the use of healing spas. Yorkshire gentlewoman Alice Thornton spent

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