Stories
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The power of unicorns
Discover the unlikely connection between pharmaceuticals and unicorns.
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The doctor who challenged the unicorn myth
Our era of fake news and medical misinformation is nothing new. Estelle Paranque relays the thrusts and parries of a 440-year-old row over a magical cure-all, the unicorn horn.
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Shakespeare and the four humours
Blood. Phlegm. Black bile. Yellow bile. The theory of the four humours informed many of Shakespeare's best-known characters, including the phlegmatic Falstaff.
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Why the world needs collectors
Those who collect play an important role as “facilitators of curiosity”, says Anna Faherty.
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Henry King, Esq; youngest brother of Robert, late Lord Kingsborough, in the Kingdom of Ireland, deceased, - - - - - - appellant. Sir Edward King, baronet, eldest surviving brother and heir at law of the said Lord Kingsborough, - - - - - - respondent. The respondent's case. ...
Kingston, Edward King, Earl of, 1726-1797.Date: 1759]- Pictures
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Australia: an Aboriginal woman. Albumen print by Henry King.
King, Henry, 1855-1923.Date: [between 1800 and 1899]Reference: 534164i- Pictures
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An Aboriginal man with a scarification on his shoulder. Photograph by Henry King, ca. 1890.
King, Henry, 1855-1923.Date: [1890?]Reference: 646090iPart of: The Fallaize Collection.- Books
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The will of King Henry Vii.
Henry VII, King of England, 1457-1509.Date: MDCCLXXV. [1775]- Pictures
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Australia: an aboriginal woman with a bone through her nose. Photograph by Henry King, ca. 1890.
King, Henry, 1855-1923.Date: [1890?]Reference: 644855i