Flint & Fable
Vincent ShawFlint & Fable – for stories, for children, for learning.
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15 - King Edward I - The Hammer of the Scots
The great grey horse surged through the trees, its rider low in the saddle, cloak streaming behind him. Ahead, the stag was tiring, its breath coming in ragged gasps, its hooves slipping on the wet ground. Most kings would have reined back...
14 - King John and Magna Carta
When the news came that King Richard the Lionheart was dead, his brother John was in Brittany, deep in enemy country, and he knew at once that his life was in danger.
He was at the court of his nephew Arthur, a boy of twelve, and Arthur’s...
13 – King Richard the Lionheart
In the summer of 1189, Richard, the eldest surviving son of King Henry II, went to war against his own father.
He was not the first of King Henry’s sons to rebel. His brothers had done it before him, encouraged by the King of France, who u...
12 – Murder in the Cathedral
They were the strangest pair in Christendom.
King Henry, with his rough hands and cracked voice and plain clothes, riding hard through the rain from one end of England to the other. And beside him, as often as not, his Chancellor, Thomas B...
11 - King Henry Plantagenet
The civil war was over.
For nineteen years, since King Stephen had seized the crown that the great lords had sworn to Matilda, England had been tearing itself apart. Castles sprang up without permission, barons stole what they pleased, and...
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Artist, writer and storyteller. Forty years of stories and paint, and a great-great-grandfather who made stained glass windows for William Morris. I write about books, art, craft and the English imagination. Sussex, UK. A new essay every week.
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