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I’m an ICU nurse and have worked in a variety of of icus over the years, thirty years. Two years ago picked up a copy of ‘every man his own physician’ from 1756. While so much was outdated and some dangerous, there was a lot of advice in the book that after almost three centuries is still viable

Hi. I live in York. Do you know where I can purchase a pair of shoes that were worn by Soldiers. Thank you, Howard

Awesome. What wonderful students! Quality job all.

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Brilliant!!!!🎉❤

Now the cider is that as it is known in the US, so probably not alcoholic, or as it is known in the UK when it is always alcoholic?

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Thank you for posting this video. When you say port what particular beverage are you referring to? Thank you so much.

It's what I make! Friend cornbread!! I add onions and eat with beans!

Snazzy stuff !!!! Huzzah 🤟

Sweet stuff thanks for sharing

more of this for students

good video

Its lools astounding

Do you have any books or anything else like that that i could use to learn different skills or trades a woman would have done in the 18th century?

Kiera is adorable!

I am going to use turmut from now on. Turnip just sounds boring now.

Thanks for the idea!

Amazing, I'd never heard of this.

Nice going, ladies! Thanks for showing us how it’s done.

I love wassail to, I have a convenient way to make it. You can buy wassail mix on line at Amazon, you can buy it in a can a carton or even packs of it in a box. I’am totally blind so that’s easy four me, all you do is poor the mix in to a cup and add water and stir and you have wassail, you can drink it hot or cold.n

You look like Barry Lyndon

Sounds like a fun event

I like cider. I will never understand how anyone can refer to any kind of apple as "sweet". I've tried all different kinds and not one of them has ever been "Sweet".

Would linen breeches in Florida or Jamaica be worn looser at the knee

I do not see any labor saving today; most people get finished with one job and have to move on to another without ever getting far ahead of the bills.

Gender homogeny is not gender equality.

I think it has been a long time since women who had children were mothers, since a mother could not accept bringing children into a slave economy. Perhaps, women in colonial times were closer to the mark of motherhood than current generations.

I do not see why there is need for much or any travel if the economy is not broken.

Keep the Gaelic alive.

I do not support recreational drugs, but the information was short and sweet.

Even though the gender roles were generally not separate and equal, I am glad this video did not say that there were no gender roles in the 18th c. Originally, all roles in the family (gender, age, etc.) were separate and equal; the movement away from this was the rise of crime and war.

Sounds like corn cakes - it's interesting that there is no salt or sugar.

Fascinating sends the imagination on a spin on how life went on in the past

Very interesting! Thanks for this. I’m very proud of my Welsh heritage!

The Conococheague Institute is just awesome and I appreciate all the living history you all do! I do have a question about this one. What type of cheese would be appropriate during that time period?

Have ancestors at Rocky Creek . Will be seeing you folk for sure next trip up .

When are you gonna cover cds? Like i was born when dvds where the rage. Dude dont leave me hanging!

I'm thinking a great way to get more eyes on your YT channel would be to team up with Townsends channel. Your institute is a critical tool to bring desperately needed education on 18th Century America. I think the pairing is perfect.

Fascinating! Keep up the great work.

Only the wealthy & city folks were able to have charred cloth as it was expensive. Woods runners were not going to use their cloths to start a fire so they relied on natural tinders from the landscape,charred punk wood, cat tails, horsehoof fungus, chaga & the list goes on. Cheers & happy fire lighting

Love!

A great video gentlemen. Wesowy Swiat! (Polish Christmas greeting)

Yay first like and comment. Love your channel. Happy holidays to all.

Show up the process!

Lovely 1796 Pattern Infantry Officers sword. Does it still have it's scabbard? One further piece of information, the coat of arms on the blade is of the type in use from 1714 to 1801. You can tell by the three fleur de Lys in the upper right quarter and the lack of a shield under a crown in the center. This to helps narrow down the age of the sword even further.

Thanks to everyone for this project!

Nice how many interns do you usually have on in the summer? Have any other interns at other times of the year ??

Awesome video love learning about historical brewing I make cider with my group locally

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