## Justin Campaign

memory of Justin Fashanu, the only openly gay professional footballer in the UK. The campaign sought to challenge stereotypes around LGBT people and create a future where the visibility of LGBT people in football was both accepted and celebrated.

## Ludlow Castle Heraldic Roll To Uncovering The Road'S Unique History. 21St Century

Shropshire Archives This roll from 1574 is a record of the coats of arms displayed in Ludlow Castle chapel and was commissioned by Sir Henry Sidney, Lord President of the Council of Wales and the Marches. It lists and displays the coats of arms of 11 previous owners of the castle from Walter de Lacy in the 
11th century, down through Richard Duke of York and Edward IV, finishing with Elizabeth I.

## Evesham Abbey Lands Court Book Of Manors 16Th Century Medieval Image Credit: Worcestershire Archive And Archaeology Service The Lyghfield Bible

Worcestershire Archive  
and Archaeology Service This book dated 1538 relates to the manors of South, Middle and North Littleton. It contains transcripts of manorial records not known to exist elsewhere, including one made by the last abbot, Philip Hawford (or Ballard). The Abbey was suppressed a few years later during the Dissolution so these records represent the end of its life.

## Ikebana Manuscript Volumes Edinburgh University Library

Cantebury Cathedral  
Archives and Library This 13th-century illuminated Bible, which is pocket-sized and intended for personal use, was named after a 16th-century monk who once owned it. The Cathedral's library was dispersed during the Reformation, but this rare book has now returned after 500 years. 

  These volumes contain water-colour drawings 
 with Japanese captions and are entitled Shinsen 
  Heika Zui (New Selection of Illustrated Flower 
Arrangement). The finely drawn illustrations depict 
 flower arrangements of Ikenobo rikka style and 
were compiled by Yamanaka Chuzaemon in 1698.

## 17Th Century

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## Guild Papers Of The Raisbeck Family Journals By Captain George Palmer 18Th Century

British Library Palmer (1772-1853) recorded the travels of the East India Company ship Boddam to Madras and China (1786-1800). His journals include statements of the ship's cargo, passengers, crew and weekly allowance of provisions. There is also a chart of signals, with colour drawings of the flags and distinguishing pendants.

Tyne and Wear Archives Despite the family being prominent citizens of Stockton-on-Tees, the Raisbecks were members of the Merchant Adventurers Company of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1683-1767. The Merchant Adventurers had a much wider reach than the more local guilds and the Raisbeck family maintained their membership in the Newcastle guild over at least 4 generations. 

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## Prediction Curieuse Sur La Fertilite Et Sterilite De Chaque Anne Pendant Les Siecles

Wellcome Library Astrology remained an important means of predicting events in mid-18th-century rural France, but this volume's compiler appears sceptical about its efficacy. The manuscript's remedies address major health concerns of the time but also less common issues like healing the 

## 2Oth A Collection Of Earth First!  Documents Colin Trevor Pillinger'S Papers On Space Research Records From The My Route Project

The Royal Society Pillinger was a fellow of the The Royal Society and a planetary scientist. He also curated the moon rock samples of the USSR's Luna 16, 
20 and 24 missions, procured by the UK for analysis. The collection (1966-1983) includes images of the tiny samples taken for analysis. 

The pictured sample came from the Luna 24 
mission, the last to return lunar material to earth.

East Sussex Record Office Dated 1493, these letters were issued by Richard Tovy, abbot of Battle, and the convent. 

They state that the bearer should enjoy the specified privileges granted to Battle by the charter of William I, confirmed and augmented by the charter of Henry VII in 1486.

## Manuscript Letter From British Army Sergeant William Ross Letters From Italian-French Mezzo Soprano Adelina Patti

This letter was written by Ross in Spain to a Dr Gilchrist in Dornoch, Scotland, April 1812. 

It covers in detail his experience during the assault on Badajoz in March, together with a request for a loan to purchase a commission.

Image credit: National Army Museum, ref: 2018-12-23
National Library of Wales Many of these letters (1883-1898) are to Edward Hall, Box Office keeper at Covent Garden, who seemed to act as her secretary. 

The letters describe how the Victorian celebrity, who lived at Craig-y-Nos Castle, entertained lavishly and socialised with European royalty. They also refer to her various singing engagements all over the world.

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