The History Carnival, issue 31, is now available. This carnival has a strongly international flavor, and it is hosted by a Brit an Aussie, so it was very kind of him to include something from me, which is the first time anything I've written has appeared in this particular blog carnival.
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It was a deserving post. BTW, I can see how you might think I was British, but I'm actually an Aussie! :)
it was your British spelling that sent me down that rocky road to ruin (saying that you are British). if i was listening to you over beers, i would never have made that mistake!
Just wanted to say how much I like your new banner. It is amazing. Did you do it?