The Ministry of History
Tom DalyMostly posts about historical stories and people. Occasional posts about other interests
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The Curious Death of Amy Robsart
Sunday the 8th of September 1560 had been an enjoyable day for the servants at Cumnor Place in Oxfordshire. They had been given the day off by their mistress to enjoy a fair in nearby Abingdon, and were returning in the late afternoon sun i...
This Month in the First World War - June 1916
Aleksei Brusilov was not a typical Russian First World War General. Possessing more common sense than some of his comrades, willing to learn lessons from past failures where others were not, he spent late 1915 and early 1916 studying the re...
The First World Cup
30th July 1930. As the inaugural World Cup Final enters its final moments at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, Uruguayan forward Hector Castro – nicknamed ‘El Manco’ (the one-armed) after accidentally amputating his own right forearm wi...
This Month in the First World War: May 1916
May 1916 would see more bitter and inconclusive fighting in Europe, with the French and Germans continuing to slug it out near Verdun and the Austro-Hungarians beginning a new offensive against Italy. Meanwhile, in Dublin the fallout contin...
A US History Tour: Boston, New York and Philadelphia
My posting became a little less regular in the last month as I travelled through North America with the future Mrs Ministry of History. First spending a few days in Toronto and then Niagara Falls, we moved on to Boston, New York, and finall...
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