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| | | | | It is a pleasure to welcome Toni Mount to History ... the Interesting Bits. Toni is a brilliant historian and born storyteller and she is here today to give a glimpse of the history behind her latest Seb Foxley novel, The Colour of Darkness | |
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| | | | | By Sara M. Butler, 27 November 2024. The sign of the late medieval public notary Hans Braun from Bamberg, operating in Bolzano in 1429. Public Domain. Wikipedia. Unlike many other places in Europe, notaries public did not take hold and proliferate in England after the twelfth-century Legal Revolution. While judge-led law in the newly... | |
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| | | | | Why did some Anglo-Saxon manuscripts have triangular texts? And where did they get this idea from? | |
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| | | Æthelread II (known to history as the Æthelread Unready) It may come as no surprise that very few royals have been born in Yorkshire over the years. There was ?lfgifu of York, the first wife of ?thelred II (known to history as ?thelred the Unready). ?lfgifu was the daughter of the earl of Northumbria and... | ||