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April 27, 2011 @ 11:41 am | Filed under: Links

Drawn – New database of Victorian magazines.

OK, I feel like a dolt. After months of thinking “I wish it were as easy to share interesting links on the blog as it is on Facebook—just a simple click instead of pokey old copy-and-pasting,” I suddenly thought: HUH. That little “Press This” bookmarklet WordPress keeps nudging me about every time I go to my dashboard. I bet that does exactly what I want.

And it does.

Duh.

Anyway, I thought this link was neat. Good thing I will have all this spare time thanks to Press This; I’ll need it for exploring the Victorian magazine database.

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