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I'm very interested in learning about the Resurrection Trade. Great story and narrating, very insightful 👍👍

You’re a great story teller! 👻

What a story. Great job.

the greatest mind in public academia? I think so ... ∆ Huxley

Very interesting.

Fascinating! Thank you!

Hey MJ, your voiceover in the video is incredibly clear with an engaging delivery!

Super 🩷

Hey MJ, Intriguing video, MJ! The exploration of anthropodermic bibliopegy is eye-opening, especially regarding the ethical implications. It's startling to see how these practices were justified historically. Thanks for presenting this obscure topic so clearly. Cheers, Steven

Hey MJ, You really nailed the details of his wild year in 1816. I appreciated the deep dive into his life and the scandals that followed him, all without losing the plot or pacing. The visuals brought that historical vibe to life, really setting the scene. You struck a nice balance covering both his literary influence and personal controversies. It’s refreshing to see a take that doesn’t shy away from the darker parts of his story while celebrating his genius. Looking forward to seeing what you tackle next! Cheers, Steven

Great.

Great story telling MJ well done

Just wanted to drop a note saying how much I enjoyed your trip to Baldwin's Book Barn. Your enthusiasm really shines through, and it’s clear you have a great eye for unique places! Thanks for taking us along and sharing such a historic gem. Looking forward to more adventures on your channel! Cheers Steven from book club!

Spot on!!!!!❤😂😂😂😂😂

We are off to Highgate cemetery tomorrow

I've done over a decade of research on the origins of "The Raven," and I'm convinced Poe wasn't the author. It was written from a real-life event by Mathew Franklin Whittier, the younger brother of poet John Greenleaf Whittier. Poe merely claimed authorship in a brazen public scam, scooping it by three days and replacing Mathew's pseudonym, "---- Quarles," with his own name. What's relevant for this topic, is that it seems Mathew and Poe had a correspondence in 1849, both privately and through publicly-printed pieces in the newspapers. It seems that Poe was teasing and mocking Mathew about the possibility of confessing his scam. When it became obvious to Mathew that Poe wasn't going to follow through, he published the poem, "On Time" by Francis Quarles, essentially telling Poe, in coded language, "Prepare to meet your Maker." It suggests that Mathew either knew through the grapevine, or had a hunch, that Poe wouldn't be alive much longer. Maybe he just based it on what he knew of Poe's lifestyle; or maybe he had heard something.

That’s pretty damn gruesome…. You did make us laugh when you questioned the book and smelt it haha

Very interesting mate I didn’t know any of this. Still have our picture of him on the wall you gave us ❤

Well done MJ you sound magnificent

This is terrific

Bravo Bravo well done my friend! 🎉