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Lady of Winchester | Notes from the Scriptorium
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. Author: Lady of Winchester. The Southampton Plot- Books, DNA Revelations and Implications. August 26, 2016. August 27, 2016. A plot to overrthrow Henry V was betrayed on July 31st, 1415, just as the invasion of France was about to begin. Henry V was able to set sail for France on Auhust 11th and the expedition culminated in the glorious victory at Agincourt on October 25th. I just fin...
Castle- A History of the Buildings that Shaped Medieval Britain- Marc Morris | Notes from the Scriptorium
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. Castle- A History of the Buildings that Shaped Medieval Britain- Marc Morris. August 9, 2015. August 12, 2015. Republished May 2012, Windmill Books. Ir introduction in the eleventh century, and ending with thei. Rs like William the Conqueror, King John and Edward I, full of sieges and conquest on an awesome scale. Like most of Dr Morris books that I have read so far (including my all-...
Review- Across the Dark Water- St Julien’s Chapel, Southampton | Notes from the Scriptorium
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. Review- Across the Dark Water- St Julien’s Chapel, Southampton. August 2, 2015. January 2, 2016. As an Undergraduate, I wrote at some length about the events of the first two years. May recall The Bard’s brief mention of the Plot in one scene of the play- which was inaccurately blamed primarily on bribery by the French. Across the Dark Water,. As a long-time friend of both, Scrope ent...
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. In The Land of the Giants- Max Adams. March 20, 2016. August 22, 2016. Head of Zeus, 416 Pages. 10th September 2015, Print, e-book and audiobook. Between the end of Roman Britain (410) and the death of Alfred the Great (899) have le. Part travelogue, part expert reconstruction, In the Land of the the Giants offers a beautifully written insight into the lives of peasants, drengs, ceorl...
Marriage and Family in the Middle Ages- Joseph & Frances Gies | Notes from the Scriptorium
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. Marriage and Family in the Middle Ages- Joseph and Frances Gies. June 14, 2015. June 24, 2015. A readable chronicle of medieval life written by the authors of Life in a Medieval Castle and Life in a Medieval City. Historians have awakened to the importance of the family, the basic social unit. There are some- surprising revelations here- in the later half of the fifteenth century for ...
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Edward II: Edward II And His Children, And Why Neither William Wallace Nor Roger Mortimer Was Their Father
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Why almost everything you think you know about Edward II is wrong; welcome to the site which examines the events, issues and personalities of Edward II's reign, 1307-1327. About This Blog And Me. 13 February, 2011. Edward II And His Children, And Why Neither William Wallace Nor Roger Mortimer Was Their Father. And the novels cited below. Read them and weep. I cannot adequately express my annoyance that a man with an Oxford doctorate on Isabella (Paul Doherty) wrote a novel ( Death of a King. IsabellaR...
Husky | Doublehistory's Blog
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The Black Dahlia Murder: The Truth. August 16, 2015. Scott of The Antarctic. Baby New Zealand White Rabbit. (Strictly speaking this picture has not a lot to do with this blog, but you may like some light relief to go ”aw” at.). Hollywood. Tinsel Town. A town of smoke and mirrors, the epicentre of a global entertainment industry, but along with the glitz and the glamour, Tinsel Town has a darker side – one of dirty tricks, cover-ups and even murder. Hollywood is all about deception, always. Harry also had...
Hollywood | Doublehistory's Blog
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The Black Dahlia Murder: The Truth. August 16, 2015. Scott of The Antarctic. Baby New Zealand White Rabbit. (Strictly speaking this picture has not a lot to do with this blog, but you may like some light relief to go ”aw” at.). Hollywood. Tinsel Town. A town of smoke and mirrors, the epicentre of a global entertainment industry, but along with the glitz and the glamour, Tinsel Town has a darker side – one of dirty tricks, cover-ups and even murder. Hollywood is all about deception, always. Harry also had...
doublehistory | Doublehistory's Blog
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All posts by doublehistory. April 1, 2016. William marshall the greatest knight. Eleanor’s tomb in WestFontminstainerbleau. On this day in 1204, Eleanor of Aquitaine breathed her last. Eleanor of Aquitaine was the most incredible woman of the Middle Ages. Beautiful, alluring – and that was just Aquitaine! Her lands and well-documented beauty made her the most irresistible woman to at least two kings (and possibly an uncle). Eleanor wandering around Windsor. Eleanor when she married a Welsh Prince. This w...
conspiracy | Doublehistory's Blog
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January 16, 2016. War of the Roses. Princes in the Tower. With the great historical discoveries we’ve had over recent years, there has been some major re-thinking on the history and reputation of one of England’s most hated and maligned kings – and rightly so. The main beef for many is the propaganda levelled against this king by subsequent dynasties; the misrepresentation of his actions and the accusations of murder which just refuse to go away. No, of course I’m not talking about Richard III! With this...
Crime | Doublehistory's Blog
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The Black Dahlia Murder: The Truth. August 16, 2015. Scott of The Antarctic. Baby New Zealand White Rabbit. (Strictly speaking this picture has not a lot to do with this blog, but you may like some light relief to go ”aw” at.). Hollywood. Tinsel Town. A town of smoke and mirrors, the epicentre of a global entertainment industry, but along with the glitz and the glamour, Tinsel Town has a darker side – one of dirty tricks, cover-ups and even murder. Hollywood is all about deception, always. Harry also had...
murder | Doublehistory's Blog
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January 16, 2016. War of the Roses. Princes in the Tower. With the great historical discoveries we’ve had over recent years, there has been some major re-thinking on the history and reputation of one of England’s most hated and maligned kings – and rightly so. The main beef for many is the propaganda levelled against this king by subsequent dynasties; the misrepresentation of his actions and the accusations of murder which just refuse to go away. No, of course I’m not talking about Richard III! With this...
Magic | Doublehistory's Blog
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The Black Dahlia Murder: The Truth. August 16, 2015. Scott of The Antarctic. Baby New Zealand White Rabbit. (Strictly speaking this picture has not a lot to do with this blog, but you may like some light relief to go ”aw” at.). Hollywood. Tinsel Town. A town of smoke and mirrors, the epicentre of a global entertainment industry, but along with the glitz and the glamour, Tinsel Town has a darker side – one of dirty tricks, cover-ups and even murder. Hollywood is all about deception, always. Harry also had...
The “Tudor” Propaganda of William Shakespeare | Doublehistory's Blog
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The Tudor Propaganda of William Shakespeare. August 14, 2015. Tudor propaganda is a word that is sometimes thrown about, and it s usually associated. This has caused rift between what would otherwise have been sane people where one side will claim to be the voices of reason and ask why Elizabeth I, the 5. But hell hath no fury like a man whose ancestors has been offended (ancient saying carved into the wall of a cave that was once passed by by Etruscan migrants, later changed and used for his own purpose...
Welcome! Do you have a question? | Deb's Answers
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Answering questions for friends and strangers. What's your question? Do you have a question? Asymp; 15 Comments. You can ask me questions about almost anything, but questions about social media and social cataloging sites are more likely to get a useful and helpful answer. I’ve answered questions about Goodreads. Questions about books and travel planning are also welcome. You can ask me questions here (in comments), on twitter. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thoughts on “Welcome! I don’t see tha...
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Call for Papers: COPING WITH CRISIS: Undergraduate Conference in History. The Department of History and the Department of Medieval Studies at Central European University in Budapest invite undergraduate students to rethink the causes and manifestations of social, political, and cultural crises in history and the various ways communities and individuals coped with them. The departments invite proposals for papers from undergraduates around the world who analyze through particular case… Continue...Upcoming...
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Notes from the Scriptorium. Reviews, thoughts, insights, opinions, tidbits and the odd article from a nerdy Medievalist…. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Castle- A History of the Buildings that Shaped Medieval Britain- Marc Morris. August 9, 2015. Republished May 2012, Windmill Books. Ir introduction in the eleventh century, and ending with thei. Rs like William the Conqueror, King John and Edward I, full of sieges and conquest on an awesome scale. Like most of Dr Morris books that I ...
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