Here's something to excite all historical writers! The Old Bailey has published its Proceedings from 1674 - 1913 online.
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org.uk/
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org.uk/
Old Bailey Documents Go Online
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pdr
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Sandi?
How does this website differ from the one I've stickied in Resources by Era down in Genres Historical?
That one has been around for a couple of years or more but the url is the same as the one you're posting.
Is it that the universities invovled have added more to it?
Your url:
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org.uk/
Resources url:
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/
How does this website differ from the one I've stickied in Resources by Era down in Genres Historical?
That one has been around for a couple of years or more but the url is the same as the one you're posting.
Is it that the universities invovled have added more to it?
Your url:
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org.uk/
Resources url:
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/
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pdr...hmmmm...didn't realise there was already a link. I just saw an article on the beeb about it, and thought it was new.
pdr
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Oh no!
I'm not grizzling, Sandi. I saw a bit in the Times too and it read like the site was brand new.
I think the Universities have added some rather special stuff to the original site. Oscar Wilde's trial was mentioned.
I'm not grizzling, Sandi. I saw a bit in the Times too and it read like the site was brand new.
I think the Universities have added some rather special stuff to the original site. Oscar Wilde's trial was mentioned.
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From having another look at the site, I think some newer stuff has been added--up to 1913. (I looked up some of my ancestors' surnames, but we seemed to be a boring bunch and never made it to the Old Bailey. Or maybe it's because we were provincial families, out in the wilds of Wilts and Glos.)