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I have a good basic knowledge of British history, but my speciality is the Kings and Queens of England and Scotland from 927 AD. | |
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I can Answer Questions on any aspect of Pre-conquest British History including: The Roman Conquest and Occupation, The Dark Ages, The Anglo Saxon Monarchies, The Unification of England and The events Leading up to 1066. My answers can encompass Social, Political and Religous aspects of the period. |
Hello Sunny. Do you mean his ranks in the Army and his jobs in government ? He joined the 4th Hussars as a 2nd Lt in 1895 and served in India, the Sudan and South Africa. He transferred to the South
In general it was Spain and the Catholics. She was excommunicated by the Pope in 1570 which meant that English Catholics were absolved of their allegiance to her as Queen and could therefore plot her death
Hello Laura. Lady Margaret Lee (nee Wyatt) is believed to have died on 10 March 1537, less than 10 months after Anne Boleyn, aged about 30. The cause of death is unknown. Death in childbirth is always
Hello Peter. There has never been any legislation forbidding Monarchs from leading their troops into battle. In the era of absolute Monarchs it was important for a King to be seen as a strong warrior
Hello Tracey. The short answer is yes. I've read of a connection to Anne Boleyn, but I've not been able to follow it myself. But I have traced a link with Jane Seymour, Henry VIII's third wife, she was

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