Anne boleyn’s fatal french connection

Close your eyes and picture Anne Boleyn. Chances are you can conjure up a pretty clear and detailed image in your imagination – because few figures in English history seem as visually familiar as Henr

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A Queer Inheritance: Alternative Histories in the National ...

This moment is surely imbued with the most global symbolism. It was when, according to the Old Norse-Icelandic sagas, adventurers sailed across the north Atlantic from settlements on the west coast of

History was made on Wednesday as the King met with the first-ever female Archbishop of Canterbury ahead of her installation at Canterbury Cathedral next month. Charles welcomed The Most Reverend and R