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In Mourning for Prince Albert | History Today

Elisabeth Darby and Nicola Smith look at the impact of the death of Victoria s consort. John Hobshouse, Lord Broughton, woke up in his quite country retreat on Monday, December 16th, 1861 to discover The Papers in mourning - The Prince Consort died about 11 o clock on Saturday night . It was a very great shock, to Lord Broughton and to the nation as a whole. Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was only 42 and apparently had not been ill for long. Since his marriage to Queen Victoria in 1840, he had become the mainstay of his wife and family and a respected and imaginative adviser to Government, although the people had mistrusted him as a foreigner and never really warmed to him. Lord Broughton noted sadly that the Prince was an excellent man in all the relations of life - but his merits were not generally acknowledged and he returned to the book he was currently reading. This was Thomas Carlyle s

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The geeky origin of your cool sunglasses

WhatsApp Certain classic moments of cinematic history would be unthinkable without sunglasses. Audrey Hepburn outside Tiffany’s in her Oliver Goldsmith Manhattans. The Blues Brothers on the run from the police, unflappable in their Ray-Bans. Without his custom-made micro-shades, Neo in “The Matrix” would have been just another weird computer hacker in a leather trench coat. Sunglasses have been the ultimate chic accessory since they emerged onto the mass market a century ago. That’s surprising, given that their main purpose is to protect the eyes. Safety-wear is seldom cool: inflatable armbands, bicycle helmets and hi-vis jackets have never scaled the heights of fashion. Yet shades have bucked the trend. Why? Perhaps because unlike other practical items that advertise their function by distorting your natural shape or making you garishly bright, sunglasses conceal. Because they hide the eyes, they grant their wearers privacy, masking the direction of their gaze and lending

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The best virtual events in Toronto this spring

NOW Magazine The best virtual events in Toronto this spring NOW critics pick the season s best online festivals, concerts, stage events and more By Kevin Ritchie, Norman Wilner, Glenn Sumi and Richard Trapunski Apr 7, 2021 Excerpts from Red Sky Performance s 20-year repertoire will stream on Digidance. Toronto is in the grips of a third wave, but the length of the pandemic means event promoters are savvier at organizing online. Many of the season’s marquee events – Hot Docs, Canadian Music Week, Contact – are planning robust virtual offerings. And though livestream concerts are cancelled for April, you can still stream local pre-recorded – and live events taking place elsewhere. Here are our picks for the best virtual spring events – most online, most based in Toronto, plus a few international gigs and one drive-in series.

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Tobias Smollett: The pioneering novelist who turned to writing after hard times

LAST week I wrote about the novelist Jane Duncan, real name Elizabeth Jane Cameron, who was born in Renton in West Dunbartonshire in 1910. By coincidence, today I am going to tell the story of a novelist and poet who was also born in what is now an area of Renton in the Vale of Leven. With all due respect to the Reachfar author Duncan, in the history of literature Tobias Smollett is a much more renowned figure, recognised as one of the pioneers of novel writing in the English language. It was in this week in 1721 that Smollett was born. Unless I have missed it online, I see no great plans to mark the bicentenary of the birth of a Scotsman who really is worth celebrating. That is a shame, because Smollett is a fascinating character as well as a writer of note – his face is one of just 16 writers and poets depicted on the Scott Monument in Edinburgh.

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7 Questions with Steven Pittz, author of Recovering the Liberal Spirit: Nietzsche, Individuality and Spiritual Freedom – UCCS Communique

7 Questions with Steven Pittz, author of Recovering the Liberal Spirit: Nietzsche, Individuality and Spiritual Freedom – UCCS Communique
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