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Travel Photos
Grafton Regis Elizabeth, Richard III’s sister View from Wigmore Castle Richard III Statue in Leicester Mortimer’s Cross Memorial Rouen Cathedral Rouen Cathedral
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Medieval Dispensations
Vatican By Andreas Tille (Own work) [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia CommonsRecently I stumbled across the...
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Angers
Today I was writing about the Chateau d’Angers. I thought I would share a few pictures that I took while I was visiting this summer. Angers was one of my favorite places to visit. For the Wars of the...
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Elizabeth of York and Henry Tudor
Elizabeth and Henry (stained glass from Cardiff Castle) Credit: Wolfgang Sauber Today marks the anniversary of the wedding of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York in 1486. While this marriage was made...
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Today is the first day of the blog tour for On the Trail of the Yorks. I am so pleased that all these wonderful blogs have joined in to participate! All the dates for the blog tour are now announced....
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Guest Author Tomorrow!
I am excited to be a part of the blog tour for Sean Cunningham’s new book, Prince Arthur: The Tudor King Who Never Was. The book looks to be a wonderful addition to any history enthusiast’s library. Be...
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Guest Blog: Prince Arthur, the Mortimers and the search for Tudor legitimacy
I am excited to host a guest blog by historian Sean Cunningham today. The following post is an excerpt from his latest book, Prince Arthur: The Tudor King Who Never Was. Prince Arthur, the Mortimers...
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Upcoming Blog Tour
Catherine of Aragon by Amy Licence I am happy to be hosting day three of Amy Licence’s blog tour. Be sure to check back on Wednesday for an excerpt from her exciting new book about Catherine of Aragon.
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Catherine of Aragon
I am excited to be part of Amy Licence’s book tour this week for her latest book, Catherine of Aragon – An Intimate Life of Henry VIII’s True Wife. In this excerpt from this exciting book, Catherine...
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Arbella Stuart: The Uncrowned Queen
When I was given the opportunity to read Arbella Stuart: The Uncrowned Queen by Jill Armitage, I jumped at the chance. I was not disappointed. Armitage offers the reader fast-paced, enthralling writing...
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Beaufort Legitimacy — Guest post by Nathen Amin
I am excited to be part of Nathen Amin’s blog tour for his book The House of Beaufort; the Bastard Line that Captured the Crown. Nathen runs the Henry Tudor Society and has an active social media...
View ArticleComing Soon – Heroines of the Medieval World
A review of Sharon Bennett Connolly’s book, Heroines of the Medieval World, will be posted on 5 November. I am excited to share it with you! Until then, check out the other stops on the blog tour:...
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Book Review – Heroines of the Medieval World
Heroines of the Medieval World It has been a long time since I have been this excited about a book. I kept pestering Sharon with questions about when it would be released. I knew I would enjoy the...
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Book Review: Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc is a captivating historic figure, so when I saw a new book about her, I knew I wanted to read it. Moya Longstaffe, the author of Joan of Arc and ‘The Great Pity of the Land of France’...
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History is “Timeless”
Okay, I will be the first to admit that this will be an odd post. An historian discussing a television show? Yes. Because the show in question makes history interesting for both adults and kids alike....
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The Mary We Never Knew: Review of “La Reine Blanche” by Sarah Bryson
Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon Mary Tudor, Queen of France There is a wealth of information on the Tudors. Most bookstore history sections are crammed full of the latest releases on the history of the...
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Sharon Bennett Connolly: Sixteen Facts About Women and Magna Carta
I was delighted to be invited to participate in the Ladies of Magna Carta blog tour. Sharon’s book is insightful and offers the reader a view of how women helped influence history. She thoroughly...
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Margaret of York and her visit to Greenwich
I am happy to be a part of this wonderful blog series. When I was writing On the Trail of the Yorks, I became fascinated with Margaret of York. She was such a strong woman. I hope you enjoy this...
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Guest Post: Annie Whitehead
Today I am pleased to announce a guest post from Annie Whitehead, author of Women of Power in Anglo-Saxon England. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into the women behind the scenes in...
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Tynwald Day
It seems like yesterday, but it was really almost 15 years ago when I got to watch a centuries-old tradition while studying on the Isle of Man. The parliament held on Tynwald day is said to be the...
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