Yorkshire Almanac Source: Brooke, Extracts from the Journal of Castilion Morris (1889)

Thomas Brooke. 1889. Extracts from the Journal of Castilion Morris. Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal, Vol. 10. London: Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Association.

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The Yorkshire Almanac is a day-by-day calendar, featuring modern happenings in the heavens and on earth and some 971 historical serendipities (775K words) from the last 2,000 years, quoted from 1,705 more-or-less contemporary accounts, and dealing with 6,980 subjects. Leeds’s Singing Organ-Grinder has been compiling, composing and coding the Yorkshire Almanac online at bedtime since 2021, and it's now available in paperback. Also: Leeds's Singing Organ-Grinder Performs the Yorkshire Almanac Songbook.

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