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On the 28th April 1789 the mutinous crew of the Bounty set their Captain, Bligh, adrift in a schooner with 12 of his loyal crew. It should have been a slow death sentence.
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Edward I of England steals the Stone of Scone....or does he? The Stone of Scone, on which Scottish kings had been crowned, was confiscated by Edward I of England and moved to Westminster Abbey. Edward even had a special coronation chair created to house the stone. Physically putting the Scottish coronation throne below that of the English. But did the savvy monks of Scone have the last laugh?
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Did Shakespeare die on his Birthday? Was Shakespeare rich? Where did Shakespeare live? Where is he buried? I answer these questions and lots more!
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On 21st April 1509 Henry VII dies and power passed to his son the new king, Henry VIII.
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Videos referred to in this video:
Death of Arthur Tudor - Elizabeth of York dies in childbirth on her 37th Birthday - Westminster Walk around
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We talked:
Prince Philip
the Titanic,
the death of the Earl of Bothwell,
Richard the Lionheart, plus lots more history anniversaries,
Statues and my favourite Tudor statue and
some more book recommendations.
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Edward IV vs Warwick the Kingmaker at The Battle of Barnet The 14th April 1471 saw the most decisive battle of the Wars of the Roses. Though not the last, this was a pivotal battle resulting in the death of a key player in the power struggle!
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Two Men in a trench - Finding the Battle of Barnet Battlefield - https://youtu.be/dwnTUJTmR5E
Battle of Tewkesbury - https://youtu.be/qURZk7KzRV8
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Richard I is better known as Richard the Lionheart, a name coined within his own lifetime, was the crusading king who spent about 6 months of his 10-year reign in England! Find out the surprising reason behind how he got his name and why he congratulated the man who killed him.....
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Thursday Tea Time History Chat Live 🫖🍰
We covered the Tudors, Titanic myths, book recommendations, what to pack and what's coming up on Clubhouse!
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