Meg Loves History
Meg McGuirtI write mainly about English history from Anglo-Saxon times through 1485. I especially love history involving Northumbria/York as well the spread of Christianity in the British Isles. I am a Christian, wife, and mom.
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Henry I is crowned King of England
2 August 1100, Winchester
William II is dead. Immediately upon him being shot in the forest, the hunting party scattered, each man going to secure their own estates. Count Henry, his younger brother, rushed to secure the royal tr...
The Death of William II
On 2 August 1100, William II, known as William Rufus, was killed by an arrow to the chest while hunting in the New Forest.
The facts
It was the day after Lammas and the Feast of St Peter in Chains (both 1 August). The ki...
The Battle of Falkirk
On 22 July 1298, Edward I of England met a Scottish army under Sir William Wallace near Falkirk. It was the feast of St Mary Magdalene, an important day on the liturgical calendar. Wallace lost.
The Situation
Scotland had no kin...
Who really was Mary Magdalene?
Mary Magdalene and Jesus mosaic in the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Amsterdam. Reda Kerbush, Wikimedia Commons.
Today, 22 July, is the feast of St Mary Magdalene, kept since the early medieval period. She is an important figure in the...
Absolved, but not satisfied
On Friday, 12 July 1174, Henry II did public penance at Canterbury for the murder of Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury who had once been his closest friend. He had already been absolved for it by the Church two years earlier. He d...
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I'm researching how Christianity took root in England, and how the Church, kings, and the people around them contended for power — from the earliest Anglo-Saxon kingdoms to Bosworth Field
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