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Joseph LogueAvailable
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I am knowledgeable about English history from about 1400 to 1688, and then from the reign of Victoria (after 1837). I have a particular interest in the monarchy and dynastic relations of Europe from 1800 onwards. I cannot answer questions regarding the latter Stuarts, the early Hanovers, and the politics of the 18th century. | |
Mark SmithU.K.
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I have a good basic knowledge of British political history, but my speciality is the Kings and Queens of England and Scotland from 927 AD. Please no social history questions, it's not my strong point and I'm unlikely to answer them. | |
Malcolm SpeechleyU.K.
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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 James. I can only guess at this, but the ring does not look very old, certainly not from the reign of King James I 1603-25. Also Aaron was a name rarely used back then and it was unheard of for
Hello Jacy. One of the reasons she thought fondly of her father is that she never really knew her mother. Young Royal children in Tudor times were brought up away from their parents and only saw them
Hello Jacy, 1. That's a tricky question, but be careful: Elizabeth's father was Henry VIII, not Henry VI. Additionally, Elizabeth was less than 3 years old when her mother was executed, so it would
Hi Julian This is a very interesting question and I have spent the last 2 days looking into it. However I can find no record of any East Indian travelling to England before the 16th century and, even
Hello Cynthia, What I would do is take it to an antiquarian book dealer. I don't know where you are in Florida, but they are usually listed under "Books" in the Yellow Pages. There will probably be
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