For a king in all but name? White Rose Day…
Heard of The Old Pretender? If you haven’t, think troubled political times, Jacobites, and James...
10 June, 2019
Jack Cade’s Rebellion
The Kentishmen revolt against Henry VI By the year 1450, people had started to get pretty...
08 May, 2019
The Battle of Barnet 1471 – Pivotal and Impactful
As battles during the Wars of the Roses go, Barnet may not have had the...
15 April, 2019
The Battle of Losecoat, 12th March 1470: Salted wounds, without curing
Think Wars of the Roses. Think Yorkists, Lancastrians, and a melting pot of politics. Think...
12 March, 2019
The Lordship of Hexted – Reformed and Royally Loyal
If a title with a steady(ish) history but flashes of loyal fortitude is of interest…...
08 February, 2019
The Lordship of Younges – A ladyship in all but name
Do you like discovering new facts? We thought so… because we do too. So how’s...
10 January, 2019
The Lordship of Brettgrave – Rubbing shoulders with royalty
The Lordship of Brettgrave came into being in 1197, after the Norman Conquest. The Abbot...
06 December, 2018
The Lordship of Shoddesden – A holding with pre-Norman provenance
Shoddesden is an interesting title. It’s one of those that actually has clear roots from...
04 October, 2018
The Barony of Wycombe: Kings, castles, and constitutional history
The Barony of Wycombe is one of the few titles that’s so closely associated with...
13 August, 2018
Lordship of Passelewes – An extraordinary link to England’s past
The Lordship of Passelewes is one of those titles that enjoyed quite a considerable length...
10 July, 2018