They Did What?! History's Weird and Wonderful
ThomasThey Did What?! History's Weird and Wonderful explores the hilarity, hubris and harebrained schemes of historical figures across various times and locations. This blog will showcase a blend of short posts and articles, some more academic, some silly!
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Great Escapes: Babur
“Our horses could not gallop, they trotted. His began to flag. I said, ‘What will become of me, if you fall behind? Come along! Let’s live or die together.’ Several times I looked back at him. At last he said, ‘My horse is done! Never mind ...
Gravensteen
Hello everyone! I am just back from a brilliant holiday visiting Rotterdam, Brussels, Brugge and Gent. Gent in particular was a real treat with the history, people, and food all incredible! Gravensteen, a huge fortification in the city, was...
Great Escapes: Bohemond
Welcome to the next instalment of Great Escapes! This time we are off to Antioch to witness the antics of one of the First Crusade’s greatest and most duplicitous commanders…
Great Escapes: Empress Matilda
Welcome to a new series for They Did What?! - Great Escapes! We will journey through a few examples of miraculous escapes, some well known, some more obscure. First up… A winter night in 1142, when Empress Matilda crept out of a besieged Ox...
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