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Tale of Years

1688

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There are five posts in The Copy Book assigned to 1688. To see all our posts in chronological order, go to the Tale of Years.

Everyone Has His Part

By William Dampier

William Dampier describes the hand-to-mouth existence of the aborigines of northwest Australia, and reveals a people far advanced in charity.

Mistress Liberty

By George Savile, 1st Marquess of Halifax

Lord Halifax tacks gratefully into the Winds of Liberty, though he trims his sails to avoid being blown into republicanism.

Dominion and Liberty

By George Savile, 1st Marquess of Halifax

Following the Restoration of King Charles II, the country charted a well-planned course between the extremes of civil licence and Government control.

The Hollow Blade Sword Company

By Clay Lane

Seventeenth-century German craftsmen came seeking a land of opportunity, and found it in County Durham.

The ‘Glorious Revolution’ of 1688

By Clay Lane

King James II was forced off the throne in favour of his daughter Mary, and a new English constitution was born.

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