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Author Spotlight: Nancy Blanton
Historical Fiction author, Nancy Blanton, stops by to chat about the inspiration behind her 17th century novels of Ireland and Montserrat Continue reading
Traipsing through the fields of Culpeper
Wildflowers, herbals and astrology – traipsing through Culpeper’s Complete Herbal & English Physician Continue reading
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Seventeenth Century Lady: Charles II Scottish Coronation
Charles II’s Scottish Coronation – a guest blog for The Seventeenth Century Lady Continue reading
The Butcher of Drogheda and a long-running war of attrition
A prank in Westminster involving the bust of Oliver Cromwell and reported by the Irish News reminds me how he is still known as the Butcher of Drogheda. Continue reading
International Women’s Day and Mary Stewart
Originally posted on Mary Queen of Plots:
Today I spotted a newspaper article looking at ‘five books by women, for women’ to celebrate International Women’s Day. You can imagine my delight when I saw that one of the five is…
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The Diamonds of Sint-Nicholaas
Following on from the pages of Traitor’s Knot, find out what awaits James and Elizabeth in The Hague. Continue reading
Did Ollie really cancel Christmas?
Did Oliver Cromwell cancel Christmas? A holiday blog post featured on Myths, Legends, Books & Coffee Pots. Continue reading