What's in a title? Why King Charles III isn't George VII
The title of King Charles III wasn't a lock. It has a problematic history. Just not as problematic as the former prince's other names.
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King Charles and United Kingdom after Queen Elizabeth's death
King Charles will face many major issues as he takes over the monarchy, following Queen Elizabeth's passing, but perhaps none as difficult as keeping the United Kingdom together as Scotland and Northern Ireland have major independence plans.
Source: irishcentral.com
The Quietus | Features | Low Culture | Andrew Mueller On Fatima Mansions' Lost In The Former West
A new rock music and pop culture website. Editorial independent music website offering news, reviews, features, interviews, videos and pictures
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10 Facts About Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's Wife Who 'Survived'
Katherine Parr is remembered as Henry VIII’s lucky queen, the one who got away, or, as the old rhyme says, the one who “survived.”
Source: mentalfloss.com
Weird Norfolk: the ghost hearse of Corpusty | Norwich Evening News
WEIRD NORFOLK: Have you seen Corpusty's ghost hearse?
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Did Oliver Cromwell Ban Mince Pies in England?
Is it true that Oliver Cromwell, the personification of the Grinch, not only banned Christmas, but had a vicious vendetta against mince pies as well?
Source: ancient-origins.net
10 Rediscovered British Treasures
From the Alfred Jewel to the Sutton Hoo treasure, these priceless artifacts made for some royally exciting finds.
Source: mentalfloss.com
Ruthless royals: The lusty drama with as much bite as Succession
Don’t expect Becoming Elizabeth to be one of those glossy, romantic re-imaginings of history. It’s a Tudor feast as substantial as a leg of beef.
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Becoming Elizabeth, review: injects familiar history with fresh wit and intrigue – and lots of sex
Anya Reiss's account of the Tudor court takes on a propulsive intensity, full of vomit and sex and cruelty.
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Elizabeth I, reframed – as a victim of child abuse
Anya Reiss's daring new series depicts the young queen being groomed by her stepfather. And it may change everything we know about her
Source: telegraph.co.uk