Category Archives: Regency Science and Invention

Representing Regency: Neurodiversity in the Early 19th Century

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Many years ago, before my journey into learning more about neurodiversity, I posted an article about Henry Cavendish featuring the perspective that he was a Continue →

Regency Hot Spots: Mr. Heaviside’s Anatomical Collection

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In 14 Hanover Square, in the home of surgeon John Heaviside (cited in era periodicals as Heavyside), was a museum of anatomical specimens. Largely purchased Continue →