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[Debra]

Richard I--perhaps not as bad a king as all that? See what Helena Page Schrader has to say.

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[Paula]

Hi Debbie
My blog about the Bayeux Tapestry is www.threadstothepast.blogspot.co.uk

[Debra]

The cause of the Anglo-Zulu War by David Ebsworth

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The Wreck of the Grosvenor by Mark Patton

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[Debra]

Learn a little more about Katherine of Aragon with Wendy J. Dunn.

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[Ed]

Check out the story of La Malinche, a teen-aged slave girl who helped the Spanish conquer Mexico. It is really fascinating. The entire blog is dedicated to her.

http://malinche.info/blog/

[Debra]

Wow, Ed. Was she a traitor to her people, or did she come from elsewhere? I don't have time to check it out right now, but it sounds fascinating.

[Debra]

The Newgate Calendar, or the Malefactors' Bloody Register by Catherine Curzon

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An Irish Neo-Classical Architectural Gem – The Casino at Merino by Arthur Russell

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[Ed]

Debra wrote: "Wow, Ed. Was she a traitor to her people, or did she come from elsewhere? I don't have time to check it out right now, but it sounds fascinating."

Some Mexicans consider her a traitor but after you learn how she was treated by her people it's not a one sided story.

[J.S.]

The surprising find on Orkney:
see the Sep 16 blog on Unusual Historicals by J.S. Dunn,

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You might have to scroll down from Sep 21 entries.

[Debra]

The Long-term Consequences of a Failed Scottish Marriage by Anna (above) Belfrage

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[John]

My new blog- exploring beyond my book 'The Last Great Cornish Engineer'. A book about a Victorian Engineer who played an important role in the development of the steam engine. The blog expands on the information contained within the book. Thanks JM

https://navsbooks.wordpress.com/

[Debra]

Sue Millard informs on the history of horse racing.

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[Debra]

An heir and a spare - a discussion about Charles I by Linda Root

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[Debra]

A woman with the money to marry whom she will, and she accepts George Villiers? No accounting for taste. A great post by Pamela Womack.

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[Linda]

Ah, Debra, but he was a handsome devil.

[Debra]

Yes, that he was. And she was young. I suppose it takes time to learn that beauty is only skin deep, and she learned the hard way. :)

[Debra]

The highway frequented by seaman from foremast Jacks to Admirals - a post by MC Muir.

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[Debra]

What justice is this? If it's good enough for Henry VIII, it's good enough for his realm. Post by Beth von Staats.

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[Debra]

The Last Lord of Deheubarth - Rhys ap Maredudd
by Judith Arnopp

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[Debra]

Alice Capet: The Almost-Queen of England
by Lauren Johnson

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[Debra]

Boys in dresses, girls on leads. Fashion for Regency children by Maria Grace.

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[Debra]

Medieval Soap Suds by Barbara Gaskell Denvil.

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[Debra]

The Knights Templar; their activities and end, by Helena P. Schrader.

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[Debra]

Slang words about children from the Regency era, by Maria Grace.

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[Debra]

Fair Rosamund, Mistress of Henry II by EM Powell.

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[Jude]

The development in the English criminal justice system between the end of the 18th century and the middle of the 19th
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[Debra]

It isn't just human females who went unrecorded in history. Sue Millard speaks for the mares.

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[Debra]

A surprisingly effective, if unintended, treatment for typhus. By Regina Jeffers

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[Debra]

The man loved by Mary Rose Tudor: Charles Brandon. What was he like?

And preorder the author's third in her trilogy, The Tapestry. By Nancy Bilyeau.

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[Debra]

A man who took his religion seriously; the people around him took him seriously. A Visit That Changed a Life and Led to Sainthood by Kim Rendfeld.

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[Debra]

English servants: more rights than you thought? Post by Diane Scott Lewis.

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[Keith]

When news reached the eastern U.S. in 1848 that gold had been discovered in the Sierra foothills, thousands of bright-eyed argonauts scrambled to California. Some took the difficult overland route while others hopped clipper ships for the long voyage around Cape Horn. Still others, some may say the more enterprising gold seekers, sought transport across Central America. This is the true story of imperial powers scuffling for territorial control, American entrepreneurs creating opportunity, and one small country struggling to claim an ever shrinking piece of the pie.

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[Debra]

Winds of change blow through the ruins of an English Abbey. Post by Elizabeth Ashworth.

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[Debra]

A sad way to end an amazing career. Read of a great silhouette artist, courtesy of Mike Rendell.

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[Debra]

Was Guy Fawkes the one to blame? Read about the man who got away with the world time and again. Linda Root on Tom Percy.
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[Debra]

Intense interest in royal jewels creates superstitious legend. Follow the history of the Black Prince's Ruby with Anne O'Brien.

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[Debra]

When money calls.... follow the life of a mercenary with Anna Belfrage.

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[Debra]

An interesting origin for the Wheelchair--it may surprise you! Post by Lauren Gilbert.

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[Debra]

The making of the Bayeaux Tapestry--still vivid color after all these centuries. By Carol McGrath

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[Debra]

Sir Isaac Brock, British Commander in Upper Canada During War of 1812 by Regina Jeffers

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[Debra]

The Fortune of a Dying Miser
by David Godson

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[Debra]

Richard the Lionheart’s Peacemaker
by Helena P. Schrader


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[Debra]

Education in the High Middle Ages—incubator for religious obedience and avenue for social mobility
by Deborah Bogen

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[Debra]

Christina Robertson, Successful Female Artist in a Man's World
by Debra Brown

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[Debra]

German and Italian Prisoners-of-War in Britain, 1939-1948
by Mark Patton

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[Debra]

Philosophy and Children’s Clothing Pt. 2
by Maria Grace

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[Debra]

In Search of Eleanor Cobham at Beaumaris Castle, Anglesey, Wales
by Tony Riches

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[Debra]

Jack the Ripper and the Enigma of Mary Jane Kelly
by Nancy Bilyeau

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[Debra]

Pinkie and Blue Boy ~ A Matched Set?
by Debra Brown

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[Debra]

Digging deeper into the archives, Linda Root shares information about the life of the cousin of the Queen of Scots.

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