There's still time to save £20 on an annual subscription to the British Newspaper Archive.
A 12 month subscription usually costs £79 but you can get a year’s access to over 11 million pages in the British Newspaper archive for just £59 with the discount code TRY12MONTHS.
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How to claim your discount
1) Visit The British Newspaper Archive
2) Enter the promotion code TRY12MONTHS
3) Click 'apply code' and choose the 12 month subscription
2) Enter the promotion code TRY12MONTHS
3) Click 'apply code' and choose the 12 month subscription
3 reasons to subscribe today:
1. You'll get unlimited access to our massive collection of brilliant historical newspapers, from 1710 to 1955. We already have over11.5 million pages, and we're adding more every week, so there’s almost no limit to what you can discover.
2. Immerse yourself in fascinating first-hand reportage of some of the most significant moments in modern history, including the sinking of the Titanic, the Battle of Waterloo among many others.
3. Join our thousands of subscribers who are uncovering centuries of history with us every day, like Bob, who told us:
"I got some fabulous insights into characters that had only previously been names on a census listing or on a birth or marriage certificate" Bob
2. Immerse yourself in fascinating first-hand reportage of some of the most significant moments in modern history, including the sinking of the Titanic, the Battle of Waterloo among many others.
3. Join our thousands of subscribers who are uncovering centuries of history with us every day, like Bob, who told us:
"I got some fabulous insights into characters that had only previously been names on a census listing or on a birth or marriage certificate" Bob
Hurry! Offer ends tomorrow
Take out a 12 month subscription before 23:59 on Monday 5th October to take advantage of this unique offer.
Take out a 12 month subscription before 23:59 on Monday 5th October to take advantage of this unique offer.
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I hope you enjoy exploring the Archive!
Jim
www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk
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