Articles related to "English History"



Book Review: Great Tales from English History
From The Cheddar Man to the discovery of DNA, Robert Lacey shares the highs and lows of British history with tales of significant people and events that defined England.
great tales from english history robert lacey the cheddar man book review overview of british history

Elizabeth I - Part 1 of 2: The Road to the Throne
First of a two part article depicting the life of Elizabeth I of England.
elizabeth tudor tower of london whitehall palace anne boleyn

Extinct Places
A ramp through extinct literature, maps, poetry - and feminist thought - all with Massachusetts natural history in the background. But believe it or not, it's true!
natural history;english history;english explorers;

Great Tales from English History by Robert Lacey
These fascinating stories of historical figures and events are sure to stir the reader's interest in the social and political development of the British Isles.
great tales from english history significant people and events from british history stories of historical figures social and political development of the british is robert lacey

High Society
This is a book review of High Society by Venetia Murray.
regency england aristocracy english history early 19th century

History of the Mastiff
Where did the Mastiff come from?
mastiff english history origins breed

Research on the Internet: He said, She said (part 1)
Part 1 of 2: The problems with research on the internet
english history writing writer editor

The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguru
A look at the book that made me research the Butler profession, learn about the book a little and what I thought of it.
book english history review butler

The Venerable Bede, Father of English History
The Venerable Bede was a Northumbrian monk who wrote a wide-ranging study of medieval England, a book which is still valued as a historical document.
the venerable bede father of english history bede author of the ecclesiastical history of the englis the early life of bede

The Venerable Bede
Bede was a crucial figure in the world of historical scholarship, being one of the first true historians, and writing the first great work of English history.
the venerable bede the father of english history benedictine monk medieval english history northumbria

A History and Overview of Caerphilly Castle
This breathtaking 13th century structure, built as a bulwark against invasion, is one of the largest and most scenic in Britain.
british castles welsh castles british history celtic history gaelic history

Elizabeth I - Part 2 of 2 - The People’s Queen
Second in a two part article outlining the life of Elizabeth I of England.
elizabeth tudor tower of london whitehall palace mary queen of scots

Elizabeth I-Part 1 of 2: The Road to the Throne
First of a two part article depicting the life of Elizabeth I of England. By Guest editor Katie Ann Gustafsson, contributing editor for Women's History
elizabeth tudor tower of london whitehall palace anne boleyn

Groundhog Day Is About More Than Just The Prediction of Spring
This article is about the history of Groundhog Day with ideas for the kids so they can learn about the holiday and have fun at the same time.
groundhog day candlemas imbolic pagan cultures

Haunts of the Tower of London
Phantoms of humans and a spectral bear have been sighted by sentries guarding the Tower and others. Ravens of legend live at the Tower to keep England safe from disaster.
paranormal ghosts haunted places tower of london king henry viii

Historical Fiction Plain But Tasty
Alfred Duggan and Cecelia Holland give history lessons that are relatively brief and down-to-earth, but never dull.
historical fiction authors good historical fiction good historical novels alfred duggan cecelia holland

London’s Haunted Theatre Royal
The ghostly gaggle haunting the building includes the Man in Gray, Charles Macklin, Dan Leno, King Charles II and, possibly, Joe Grimaldi.
theatre royal ghosts london haunted theater haunted theater man in gray king charles ii

Shakespeare's Main Story Sources
Shakespeare pulled from many sources the inspiration for his plays, but there were two in particular to which he turned again and again.
shakespeare holinshed plutarch greeks romans

The Brave Old Duke of York
Old Peg Leg John
american revolution english history new jersey william of orange king james ii

William Tyndale – Fugitive and Martyr
What was his crime? Tyndale's mission was to translate the Bible from Greek into the spoken English of his day. For this he was strangled and burned at the stake.
william tyndale and the bible tyndale bible bible translation into english history of bible translation king henry viii and tyndale

Wisdom and Folly of Communication
Ever experienced miscommunication? Knowing the dynamics in the expression of thought is crucial in getting the message right.
human civilization vehicle of their thoughts system of communication communication gap ambiguities in language

Witch of Edmonton, England
During the Jacobean Era, witch persecutions were common. Minister interrogated Sawyer and wrote an account. Three men collaborated writing a play based on this.
witch of edmonton mary sawyer english witch king james i jacobean era

Witchcraft-Bilson & Leicester Boys
John Smith: responsible for the deaths of ten women. King James I intervened, saving others' lives. It's likely his actions saved the woman William Perry accused.
witch persecutions bilson boy leicester boy william perry witchcraft john smith witchcraft

'Bloody' Mary II
Second part of an article on the life of Mary I.
mary i mary queen of england mary tudor henry viii

'Bloody' Mary I
The first part of an article on the life of Mary Tudor, the 'Bloody' Mary of English history.
mary mary i mary tudor tudor monarchs 'bloody' mary

Accessible York Minster
York Minster is one of England's great cathedrals, and very accessible. It can be more relaxing than seeing Westminster Abbey in London.
accessible york minster place to visit on a trip to england english history sites history of york minster norman conquest

Catherine, Beloved Queen III
We continue Catherine of Aragon's journey to England in part three of Catherine, Beloved Queen.
catherine of aragon arthur tudor prince of wales england england's queens

Dublin, Ireland's English Heritage
Dublin, now the capital of an independent and thriving Irish state, owes its existence and character to that same state's long-time enemy, the English.
ship street dublin dublin's english history history of dublin 17th century dublin werburgh street dublin

Ine
Ine was neither the son nor the father of a king, but in his laws he left a lasting legacy in England.
ine king wessex laws athelheard

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral View
A perfect first stop in any Liverpool tour, the gorgeous, accessible space reflects the city's history with elevator ride to city views from the belltower.
2008 european capital of culture liverpool anglican cathedral english history stained glass gilbert giles-scott

Liverpool Train Station Walk
The world's first train stations are surrounded by, or are themselves, works of art. Walk a city centre station loop for public art, grand architecture, and history.
liverpool uk liverpool england visit liverpool hotels in liverpool liverpool university

Richard and The Queen's Brother.
Author Sandra Worth discusses Anthony Woodville and his relationship with Richard III.
english history tudor tudor england tudor monarchs tudor personages

Richard and The Queen’s Brother (Part one.)
Author Sandra Worth discusses Anthony Woodville and his relationship with Richard III.
english history tudor tudor england tudor monarchs tudor personages

St. Bede the Venerable
One of the three requirements for a 'Doctor of the Church' is eminent learning.
st. bede the venerable sixteenth doctor of the catholic church doctors of the catholic church doctor angelicus catholic magisterium

Henry VIII Man and Monarch – Exhibition Review
This exhibition looks at misconceptions about Henry VIII's life - his six wives, the monasteries, the church, the murders, the achievements and his legacy to the nation.
henry viii henry viii celebrations in london henry viii's wives henry viii's navy british library

The Black Prince at Crecy
A look at the Battle of Crecy, and the legend of the Black Prince
crecy archers edward the black prince prince of wales longbows

Great Battlefields of Europe Part 2
The hardest part about writing about European battlefields is deciding which ones to write about. They crisscross the continent in varying forms
battle hastings solferino somme france

Anglo-Saxon Infighting: Everyone Wants to Be King
Once the Germanic invaders had subdued the Britons, they turned on each other.
germanic germanic tribes angles saxons jutes

Cadwallon ap Cadfan
Emerging from the gloom of the Dark Ages, Cadwallon was one of the last of the British kings to overthrown an Anglo-Saxon Kingdom.
cadwallong cadfan penda king edwin king oswald

Shropshire Past and Present
Introduction to the English county of Shropshire and it's history.
england history shropshire shrewsbury ludlow telfo

The Battle of Hastings Book Review
A fascinating account of the Battle of Hastings and its two most important opponents; William of Normandy and King Harold of England.
the battle of hastings book review book on fall of anglo-saxon england book on battle of hastings by harriet harvey wood king harold of england william of normandy

The Downfall of Vortigern
In 442 AD, Hengest led the Saxons in an uprising against the British and started a war that would continue on and off for over a century.
vortigern vortimer hengest hengest the saxon saxon rebellion

10 Best Ever! Fun Historical Fact Books for Kids
Originally published in 1998, these fun books for kids offer bizarre facts, quirky characters and a creative format sure to appeal to primary school aged readers.
arthurian legends king arthur bible stories camelot legend of king arthur

Beginning Research in Eastrern Europe 2 (Hungary to the Ukraine)
This article will contain sites that are good places to orientate yourself to the first encounter with your ancestors' countries of origin.
eastern european genealogy hungarian genealogy macedonian genealogy moldovan genealogy montenegro genealogy

Beginning Research in the Mediterranean
Starting points for tracing your ancestors from the Mediterranean area of Europe.
andorra+genealogy azores+genealogy cape verde+genealogy cyprus+genealogy greece+genealogy

Book Review - The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: 'The Most Happy'
Ives revisits his great biography, first published in 1986, and makes it anew by using additional, fascinating material and further study.
the life and death of anne boleyn book review anne boleyn eric ives complete biography of anne boleyn professor ives

Book Review: The life and death of Anne Boleyn by Eric Ives
Anne Boleyn – over four hundred and sixty-eight years after her death – is it really possible to gain a sense of the woman who woke the lion within Henry VIII?
eric ives anne boleyn henry viii

Charles II
Charles II fought for the English throne during the English Civil War, fighting Oliver Cromwell and his roundheads. His reign marks the Restoration period in England.
charles ii merry monarch nell gwyn restoration english civil war

Comparative Irish History
A look at Irish historians James Scott Wheeler and James Burke understanding of the Irish Confederate War of the 17th Century including strategy and military leaders.
james scott wheeler james burke irish confederate army irish history oliver cromwell

Debating Descriptivism Part 2
There's a mentality that anything goes in writing. But writing is all about communicating clearly, despite a desire to write and speak lazily. Part 2/2.
descriptive prescriptive language drift robert hartwell fiske history of english language


| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | 0-9 |