Middle Ages & Renaissance

Mystery People of History – Amy Robsart
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Katherine Swynford: how a Duke's Mistress...
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King Henry VIII and his six wives - love,...
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Castrati
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Medieval Cathedrals of Europe
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Hairstyles of the British Court: Whigs in...
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A Brief Summary of the Middle Ages
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Bloody Mary - Mary Tudor
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Secrets of the Knights Templar
by Gerber Ink
Origin of "The Finger"
by St.James
Visiting England - English places associated...
by LondonGirl
The Unlikely Conquest of Jerusalem during...
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The Role of the Printing Press in the...
by Jane Grey
Mystery People of History – Francis Lovell
by CMHypno
The Knights Templar: their London...
by LondonGirl
czag
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Richard III: Hero or Villain?
by kerryg
The Age of Exploration
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The Origins of the Crusades
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The Hairstyles of The Middle Ages
by RLANDA
My Experience with Renaissance Festivals
by Warriorwannab
Renaissance Fair History and Popular...
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Tartan
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Globe Theatre at a Shakespeare Premier
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The Hairstyles of The Middle Ages

Hairstyles have changed throughout history but there was a period that had a moderate trend. The Middle Ages had many dilemmas ranging from religious fervor to witchcraft... keep reading →

DRAWING OF THE ORIGINAL GLOBE THEATRE 1638

Globe Theatre at a Shakespeare Premier

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The Globe Theatre in London which foundation was found and rebuilt in the original style. It was built for Shakespeare to perform his play. The theatre is in London right on... keep reading →

My Experience with Renaissance Festivals

by Warriorwannab

My first visit was a doozy. Lots to see and even more to do. When you first enter a renaissance festival, you are probably greeted by a minstrel of some sort who will... keep reading →

Taken at the Ohio Renaissance Festival

Renaissance Fair History and Popular Locations

Within American history there is a strong spirit of re-enactment. This is particularly the case when it comes to the Civil War where many people spend a great deal of time,... keep reading →

Catherine of Aragon

Henry VIII and his 6 wives

Around this time of year, when Showtime starts a new season of The Tudors, (which is one of my absolute favorite series on television) I find myself doing more and more... keep reading →

Elizabeth I: A Difficult Job For an Aging, Single Woman

by Teresa McGurk

Much is known about Elizabeth I's father, Henry VIII, and his bid to ensure his succession -- which led to the existence of the first three of his six marriages (for a full... keep reading →

Searching for a Cathar Feminism, 1100-1300

NOTE: This was one of several semester project papers I wrote in the Spring Semester of 1994 as a graduate student at Florida State University. Medieval Europe was not... keep reading →

A Slacker’s Guide to the Six Wives of King Henry VIII: Katherine of Aragon

by cgr80

Divorced, Beheaded, Died in Childbirth, Divorced, Beheaded, Nearly Beheaded: These were the destinies of King Henry VIII’s six unlucky wives. Wife number one, Katherine of... keep reading →

Catherine of Aragon in c. 1503, as the widowed Princess of Wales

King Henry VIII and his six wives - love, marriage, and children

Every English schoolchild knows the rhyme, "divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived", about, in turn, Katherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of... keep reading →

a map of both scotland and ireland to show their nearness and relation to one another

ancient scotland and ireland:the lands and people

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a map of both scotland and ireland to show their nearness and relation to one another a castle from ancient times seated in glasgow scotland still around today and upkept... keep reading →

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Hello, hello,

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