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Peter Simpson

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in London, The United Kingdom

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http://www.paulfourdrinier.com

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History, Art, Nonfiction

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Graduating in History at the University of Kent (1970) Peter was financially unable to take up a Ph.D. place at Cambridge and so he ended up in business. But his love of history and particularly English History, never left him and he has spent his whole life reading and researching in the field.

His first published full length book, The Forgotten Fourdrinier (2017) documents the life and work of an 18th century Huguenot Master Printmaker in London, previously almost completely lost to Art History.

He is shortly to publish England Under the Angevins, Kingship, Conflict and Dystopia 1135-1216 and this will be followed by further books on the Plantagenet period to 1399.

Peter lives with his wife Donna is Lewiston, NY and Estero, FL.

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Henry III: The Son of Magna Carta

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Peter Simpson said: " To some extent a useful synopsis of Henry III's life with some interesting and valuable insights on his relationship with the Pope and his recalcitrant barons.

It suffers from some problems. One is that it is not well footnoted and there appear to be ...more "

Sep 20, 2020 12:57PM · see review