What do you look for when you find Sundries?

The first batch of Sundries - through 2005 - has now been up for almost a month. So, what do people look for when they land on one of the Sundries pages?

Here's just a few of the items, from a few days of searches:

• eighteenth century home remedies
• French 18th century murderers
• What did the people where [sic] in Spain during the 18th century
• 18th century artistic production
• important events in the 18th century
• 18th century dublin poverty
• 18th century
• mozart as a child
• talmouse
• www.political theatre
• 18th century first wheelchair
• pet de nonne
• 18th century french prison pictures
• gossip literature england eighteenth century
• croissants 18th century
• no croissants
• Bernardin de Saint-Pierre archives
• claude manceron&
• Thomas robertson invented
• parson has lost his cloak
• woodcock recipes
• putain recipe
• nice chickens
• chevalier de la barre
• James Edmondson virginia
• talmouse mohamed
• history of the wheelchair
• France 18th Century drinks
• 18th century print revolution
• Pompeii eighteenth century
• 17th century prisons
• when did Zebulon Pike die and be born
• took feloniously
• 17th n 18th century chairs

There's lots more, but until I write a robot to go through my access log, I hope that'll do for now.

This blog supports the 18th century newsletter Sundries, which is sent by e-mail and re-posted (with some delay) at:

http://www.chezjim.com/sundries

Exactly how the site and the blog will interact over time remains to be seen. For now, public comments about the site can be posted here.