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A History of Rievaulx Abbey
Rievaulx Abbey, North Yorkshire was one of the foremost Cistercian Houses in England. Home of Aelred of Rievaulx, it later fell victim to Henry VIII.
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Bolton Abbey
Bolton Abbey is located in Bolton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. It contains the remains of Bolton Priory and the Priory Church of St. Mary and St. Cuthbert.
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British Museum Permanent Medieval Exhibition
Priceless medieval treasures, many unseen for 25 years, such as the Lewis Chessmen, and the St Eustace Head Reliquary are now permanently displayed at the British Museum.
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Historic British Cathedrals - Durham
Durham Cathedral stands like a enormous fortress overlooking the small city of Durham. It is a World Heritage Site and is one of the great historic treasures of England.
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Rievaulx Abbey
Rievaulx Abbey was the center of monastic colonization in the north of England and Scotland and the home of Aelred, a prominent religious figure in the Middle Ages.
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What Were the Origins of the Celtic Cross?
Standing Stones, Stone Circles and Dolmens abound in Celtic territories. They were obviously as significant to them as the Cross became in the lives of Christians.
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A History of the Medieval Abbey of Byland
Byland Abbey was founded in 1135 as a member of the Savignac order, but was absorbed into the Cistercian order 12 years later, when the Savignacs joined the Cistercians.
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Review of CJ Sansom's Dissolution
The first novel in Sansom's phenomenally successful series sees Matthew Shardlake sent to investigate a brutal murder at a corrupt monastery.
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The History of Fountains Abbey
Fountains Abbey, founded on a wasteland site, grew to be the most famous and wealthiest monastery in the North of England, with more than a million acres of land.
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The Tudors - Season 3 DVD Review
Henry VIII marries his third wife Jane Seymour, suppresses the Pilgrimage of Grace, reconciles with daughter Mary and finally fathers the long-awaited heir-at a price.
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A History of Helmsley Castle
Helmsley Castle, North Yorkshire witnessed some of the key episodes in British history, from the Crusades to the Wars of the Roses and the English Civil War.
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Bound to Obey and Serve
Jane Seymour was the most loved wife of Henry VIII. Although she sadly died very young, she gave Henry and the country their much longed-for Prince.
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Henry VIII: A Lustful Monarch
An informative look at the life and times of England's most lustful and illustrious monarch.
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Review of C J Sansom's Revelation
C J Sansom's latest adventure set in the time of Henry VIII sees Matthew Shardlake face his most dangerous enemy yet.
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Thornham Parva Church, Suffolk
The attractive thatched Norman church of St Mary's at Thornham Parva near Eye in Suffolk, UK is a jewel well worth a visit.
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Canterbury Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey
Easy to reach by bus or train from London, or on a guided tour, Canterbury Cathedral and St Augustine's Abbey are among England's top religious visitor attractions.
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Find English History at Sherborne Abbey, Dorset
What do Saxon kings, Thomas Wyatt, and Sir Walter Raleigh all have in common? They have either worshipped in, or are buried in, this ancient West Country parish church.
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Glastonbury Tor, Mystical Heart of England
Glastonbury Tor is the highest point in the Isle of Avalon, a place of ancient mysticism and linked with the legend of King Arthur.
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London's Hospital Museums and Archives
London's historic hospital museums are located in ancient buildings. These attractions are fun, free and give visitors a different view of the city's history.
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The 17th Century Gardens of John Tradescant
John Tradescant the Elder was an early 17th century plant hunter and botanist who made a name for himself as a plantsman and an innovative garden designer.
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The Nine Day Queen
Most historians have a hero or heroine, one person they admire and respect for reasons known only to them. These reasons may be diverse; a similar idiosyncrasy perhaps, unbelievable courage and bravery, or a tenacity that we cannot help but acknowledge. There are few historical characters though, who despite being recognized for their achievements, could be seen as "true innocents." However, I believe that Lady Jane Grey may have come close.
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The Reign and Death of Anne Boleyn
Following the birth of her daughter Elizabeth, Anne Boleyn found her place in the court and heart of Henry VIII increasingly dangerous.
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Tourist Attractions East Sussex, South England
East Sussex has many attractions for visitors. The Long Man of Wilmington, Rye an ancient Cinque Port, Beachy Head towers over the English Channel and Michelham Priory.
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Visit Abbotsbury Swannery on the Dorset Coast
The historic Abbotsbury Swannery dates back over 650 years, and feeding time here is one of the most popular attractions on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
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Britain's Heritage Suffers in Recession
The economic recession has hit vital plans to preserve and restore internationally important parts of Britain's heritage, including its great Cathedrals.
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Causes of the English civil war
Undoubtedly, the English Civil War was caused by a mixture of both short term and long term issues that eventually led to the outbreak of fighting during 1642.
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Glastonbury and the Holy Grail
The Holy Grail, Glastonbury Abbey, and the miraculous red water at Chalice Well.
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Lindisfarne Priory and Castle, Northumberland
Twice each day, the North Sea retreats sufficiently to permit motorists to cross the causeway and walkers to follow the Pilgrims' Way over the sands to Holy Island.
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Reivers - Canonbie in the Debateable Land
The Debateable Land was a region of contention between England and Scotland in the Reiver times. Often both disowned it but Canonbie was at its heart and hotly contested
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The Llangollen Eisteddfod
The Travelsleuth July diary takes in the annual music festival at Llangollen, the 'Eisteddfod Gerddorol Gydwladol Llangollen' in North Wales, and discovers the haunting gothic beauty of the nearby ruined Valle Crucis Abbey
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The Wives of Henry VIII: Jane Seymour
Henry finds new love in the arms of the doomed Jane Seymour...
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Unity - Part 10 - Utility
The 10th in a series on how to create a garden which is a unified work of art.
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Gardens in 17th Century New England
The differences between gardening and agriculture in 17th Century New England.
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The Rise, Reign and Fall of Anne Boleyn, Part IV
Despite the opposition of the English people, Anne Boleyn at last becomes queen. Henry is finally satisfied -- or is he?
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Little Jack Horner to Adam and Eve
An Adam and Eve genealogy beginning with "Little Jack Horner" of nursery rhyme fame.
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