Tag Archives: Barnet
Dodging Arrows Podcasts: The Wars of the Roses!
Podcasting the Wars of the Roses! Always been confused by the Wars of the Roses? Hardly dared ask a question in case you get a three hour long answer? Well, help is at hand! Over on my website I’m running a … Continue reading →
Posted in History, Medieval History, Plantagenets, Richard III, Uncategorized, Wars of the Roses
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Tagged Barnet, England, History, Lancaster, Neville, Richard III, Somerset, St Albans, Wars of the Roses, Warwick, York
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Common Myths of the Wars of the Roses: Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, the ‘Kingmaker’? Part 4
This is the final part of my exploration into the notion that Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick, merits the epithet of “kingmaker”. [N.B. All 4 parts were previously published on the English Historical Fiction Authors Blog] In the winter of … Continue reading →
Posted in History, Medieval History, Plantagenets, Wars of the Roses
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Tagged Barnet, Calais, England, History, Lancaster, Neville, Wars of the Roses, Warwick, York
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Tripwires of the Past – the Threads of History I found in Barnet
A favourite metaphor of mine when describing the changing story of our past is the idea of a tapestry – the woven word if you like. But it’s become clear to me, especially as I continue to carry out research … Continue reading →
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