marginalia
noun • from Latin margo meaning "edge, border, margin"
Notes written in the margins of a book or manuscript; annotations made by readers in the blank spaces around the text.
Originally used by scholars to preserve thoughts and commentary alongside the main text.
marginalia
"Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill."— Barbara Tuchman
About D.L. Hubert
Based in London and across Europe, D.L. Hubert explores the intersection of history and technology and their profound impact on humanity.
With a passion for uncovering the hidden stories within historical narratives, D.L. Hubert crafts mysteries that bridge centuries, revealing how the past continues to shape our present.
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