
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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On this day in 1470, during the Wars of the Roses, Warwick “the Kingmaker” entered London and released the Lancastrian Henry VI from the Tower of London.
Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick
A week earlier, the Yorkist Edw...
This is part II of this week’s On This Day round-up. For this second half of the week, we have two kings’ birthdays (Henry III and Richard III).
I hope you enjoy these posts! Let me know what you think in the comments section, and please s...
I’m splitting this week’s On This Day round-up into two posts. For the first half of this week, we have two family feuds with an important feast day in between.
I hope you enjoy! If you do, please let me know in the comments at the end of...
A Northumbrian king gets handed over to his cousin’s men at Gilling in 651. Five hundred years later, an abbot dies in a valley in Champagne. They’ve got more to do with each other than you’d think.
I had two notes sitting side-by-side thi...
I grew up in south Louisiana and now live in southeast Virginia. I fell in love with medieval England after picking up Dan Jones’s The Plantagenets, and I’ve been reading and researching Anglo-Saxon and English medieval...
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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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