Bizarre historical laws that were once taken completely seriously In Tudor England, citizens were legally required to practice longbow archery on Sundays after church services, and … ...
Perkin Warbeck was a pretender to the English throne who tried to claim the crown in the 15th century by pretending to be a ...
How did a law passed by Elizabeth I turn fashion into welfare? Ruth Goodman explains the story behind one garment and the ...
The inordinate gilded privilege of being a member of the royal family takes anything but the strongest character and ruins ...
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The Truth About The Tudors And The Secrets They Hid
The Tudor Dynasty produced some of the most infamous monarchs in history, from Henry VIII to Bloody Mary to the Virgin Queen, ...
Escape to the Fair City this year and stay in Perth’s best hotels, found in old country houses to Scottish palaces ...
King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV have received praise for their efforts in "celebrating unity through diversity." ...
Edmund of Langley was the first duke, after being granted the title by his father Edward III in 1385. He is the Duke of York ...
Mbappé leads Madrid against struggling Juventus in Champions League; Qarabag looking to stay perfect
Mbappé has 18 goals in 14 appearances with Madrid and France this season. He has scored five goals overall in Madrid’s two ...
The title Duke of York has been a magnet for misfortune over the centuries, but its most recent holder, Prince Andrew, has ...
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