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Welcome to the ultimate timeline! Start anywhere between the beginning of the universe and the year 1715. More years will be added monthly until we reach the present year with me and you in it. With this timeline, you'll always have somewhere to go. Don't be afraid! Pick up a pocket watch (our travel-size time machine) and get going!
Not everyone knows how to work a time machine. But I built this one myself and I made it super user-friendly for the time-traveling novice. Plus I wisely made it compact. Most time-machines are clunky with a bunch of gears and levers and an instruction manual that would put even the...
We have another beginning. There's been plenty beginnings before this, of course, but the year 1700 seems to be yet another one. We have the beginning of the House of Hanover in England, the American Revolution in the British colonies, the founding of St. Petersburg in Russia, not to mention the beginnings...
The 80's and 90's. These decades are leading up to a brand new century, and there's plenty going on. We have a 10 year-old tsar, a war between Spain and France, the Glorious Revolution in England, the first mention of the pub where C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien will meet...
The king was just beheaded. This was a big deal, and not just for England, but for every country with a monarch...which was basically every country. The people could not only depose a king, but try, convict, and sentence him to death? Interesting times. Ready to immerse yourself in the...
Ready to immerse yourself in the 20's 30's and 40's of the seventeenth century? Click here for a YouTube playlist of music & ambience that will sweep you away. (Feature Photo: painting of King Charles I of England by an unknown artist in the 1630s; Credit: Wikimedia Commons) 1620...
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