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Monday, February 18, 2013

The Early Medieval Countryside

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by Carol McGrath A knowledge of landscapes can be of use to the historical author to create a faithful atmosphere and background for a nov...
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Rescued by a Duke, by Ruth J. Hartman

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Ruth J. Hartman is giving away an ecopy of her novel Rescued by a Duke. You can read more about the book HERE , and you will be prompted to...
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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Strawberry Hill House - a neo-Gothick castle which heralded in an architectural revolution.

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By Mike Rendell In 2010 a remarkable house, situated south west of London, emerged from its chrysalis of scaffolding and protective c...
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Saturday, February 16, 2013

London was Home to Henry James and John Singer Sargent

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by Mary F. Burns I grew up in love with England. Even before the Beatles showed up on the scene, I’d been reading about King Arthur and...
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Friday, February 15, 2013

Mysteries and Secrets: Queen Victoria, her physician Sir James Reid, and John Brown

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by Stephanie Cowell The story behind the genesis of this biography of the Victorian physician Sir James Reid who died in 192...
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Thursday, February 14, 2013

The First Female Pioneers of Aviation

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by Diana Jackson Everyone has heard of Amy Johnson and Amelia Earhart, pioneers in aviation in the 1930’s, but during my research I have d...
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The Road Beneath Me and The Locket

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Jessica Blair is giving away two books, The Road Beneath Me and The Locket. You can read more about these books HERE . You will be prompted ...
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Sedgemoor - England's last battle, by Tim Vicary

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The last pitched land battle in England happened at Sedgemoor, just outside Bridgwater in Somerset, in 1685. And if hadn’t been for a man ...
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