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In hiding in Hadley: Novel plumbs perils and politics of Englishmen on the run after the regicide of King Charles - Vimarsana News

In hiding in Hadley: Novel plumbs perils and politics of Englishmen on the run after the regicide of King Charles

Robert Harris is the author of a slew of bestselling thrillers and historical novels, covering ancient Rome, World War II, contemporary politics and more. According to one report, he’s sold over 10 million copies of his books, a number of which have...

Of regicides and kings: A bestselling British novelist examines a chapter of Valley history - Vimarsana News

Of regicides and kings: A bestselling British novelist examines a chapter of Valley history

Robert Harris is the author of a slew of bestselling thrillers and historical novels, covering ancient Rome, World War II, contemporary politics and more. According to one count, he’s sold over 10 million copies of his books, a number of which have...

Dickens and Dixwell: The legacy of British literature and English history - Vimarsana News

Dickens and Dixwell: The legacy of British literature and English history

This holiday week, we’re sharing two conversations that take us on a journey filled with ghostly apparitions, time travel, family secrets, and regicide.

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The book corner: Act of Oblivion - Vimarsana News

The book corner: Act of Oblivion

In August 1660, the English Parliament passed the Indemnity and Oblivion Act, targeting those involved in the trial and execution of Charles I. The death warrant for Charles I had been signed by 59 judges, and 31 of them were still alive in 1660. Those caught suffered a terrible death of being hanged, drawn and quartered. Pursuit of the guilty was unremitting. By Gillian Bouras

Was this one-time Connecticut resident a patriot or a traitor? You decide. - Vimarsana News

Was this one-time Connecticut resident a patriot or a traitor? You decide.

The clues in the museum’s statement, of course are: Dixwell, Goffe and Whalley - all now names of roadways in the Elm City.