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Posted on September 15, 2015 by HistoricalHoney

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When you think of women in the Middle Ages/early Renaissance, you probably imagine fair maidens, wives, mothers, nuns and possibly widows. Some people know…

Saints come in many shapes and sizes and yet only a select few of all the faithful have ever been canonised. What marks you…

My favourite place in the whole wide world, has to be the Isle of Wight. I love the beaches, the rolling green hills and…

The history of Papal elections is full of intrigue, plotting, bribery and in some rare instances, holiness. By the mid-fifteenth century the form for…

The Battle of Crécy is well know as a resounding English victory. Some great men survived the bloody battle, but the highest ranking person…

Having read Mary Hollingsworth’s new release, ‘The Borgias: History’s most notorious dynasty’ we are inspired to share with you how this family managed to achieve such…

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It’s hard to imagine that the creatures you see galloping gaily around a muddy field once stood only fourteen inches high and weighed twelve…

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