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A Bear’s Diary – Part 9

17th February 2019 Tachybaptus 4216 Comments

June 25th, 1809. We are returned to London. Our journey from Portsmouth was necessarily a slow one, as no stagecoach driver will countenance adding eight bears to his passengers. In any case, Fred deemed it [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 8

10th February 2019 Tachybaptus 2080 Comments

May 20th, 1809. We are at sea again – on a merchant ship, Pride of Scunthorpe, under the command of Jonas Swigger, a jovial captain who was more than happy to take us bears and [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 7

27th January 2019 Tachybaptus 3024 Comments

May 6th, 1809 We are part of a regular army again, pressing on to confront the French. I must confess that my old bones are aching from the furious pace of our advance. Jem is [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 6

20th January 2019 Tachybaptus 3661 Comments

March 2nd, 1809. We are back in Portugal at last. It has been a circuitous journey across ridges and valleys, avoiding the French troops on the lower ground, but we have managed it without any [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 5

13th January 2019 Tachybaptus 3753 Comments

January 19th, 1809. Our return to Lisbon will not be like our march north. Then we were travelling with an army in good order on broad roads through a populated area near the coast. Now [more…]

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A Bear’s Diary – Part 4

6th January 2019 Tachybaptus 3429 Comments

September 19th, 1808, Lisbon. We are in port at last, and I am glad to have my paws on the ground. It was a difficult passage out of the Channel, and we had to tack [more…]

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A Bear’s Diary – Part 3

30th December 2018 Tachybaptus 1917 Comments

June 12th, 1808. I take up my pen again in London, where Jem and I have arrived after our hasty departure from Cambridge. It is quite understandable that Jem, unpaid by his lordship for more [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 2

23rd December 2018 Tachybaptus 2490 Comments

March 6th, 1807. George is off to Italy, where I am sure he will have a capital time ogling churches and whores, and buying paintings that might be by Salvator Rosa but are probably not. [more…]

19th Century

A Bear’s Diary – Part 1

16th December 2018 Tachybaptus 2138 Comments

Cambridge, Novr. 6th, 1805. I did not dance well at the Bonfire Night show on Midsummer Common. Afterwards, Fred said to me, ‘Daisy, me ole dear. Yer knows and I knows yer gettin’ a bit [more…]

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