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Meg Loves History

Meg McGuirt

I 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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    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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