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Eleanor of Aquitaine: Woman, Queen and Legend ...

MARK HAGGER Reader in medieval history, Bangor University The Bayeux Tapestry is one of a handful of historic artefacts that is immediately recognisable to almost everyone. It was due to be dismounted

The posthumous reputation of James VI and I

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