Anachronisms
Cora WilsonA newsletter that unapologetically interprets the past from a present perspective. And vice versa.
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Inside Oxford's Hardest and Weirdest Exam (pt. 2)
One of the drawbacks of not having won a seven-year fellowship at All Souls College is that I now have a big girl job instead. The interest I once had in writing about history has been supplanted by my newfound dedication to writing emails....
Inside Oxford’s Hardest and Weirdest Exam (pt. 1)
A couple of months ago, I took ‘the hardest exam in the world’ – at least partly of my own volition. Masochistic, I know.
I say partly, because I was cajoled into taking it by my former professors: they, eager to see one of their students...
Romance Scams (From The Source #1)
We’ve all heard horror stories about romance scams.
A widow falls for the handsome man who messaged her on eharmony. He works ‘out of town’ on ‘important business projects’ but checks in with sweet and thoughtful texts, and soon they’re ca...
Meghan Markle, Henrietta Maria and the Royal Wife Haters
A foreign royal wife with a penchant for acting and a horde of vitriolic detractors: no, I’m not talking about Meghan Markle (yet). Queen Henrietta Maria, the wife of King Charles I, was a French Catholic living in Protestant England. She b...
You've Heard of Post-Truth, but What About Pre-Truth?
We are living in the post-truth era.
In 2016 – the year of the Brexit referendum and Trump’s election victory – post-truth was the Oxford Dictionaries’ word of the year: an adjective ‘relating to circumstances in which objective facts are...
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