LATHAM’S LUCK In his Norfolk jacket, stiff collar, tweed cap, gloves and polished brogues with a cigarette permanently dangling from his lips he epitomised early
THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE HAMILTONS AND THE CHURCHILLS by Celia Lee author of: JEAN, LADY HAMILTON (1861-1941) DIARIES OF A SOLDIER’S WIFE Part 2
THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THE HAMILTONS AND THE CHURCHILLS by Celia Lee author of: JEAN, LADY HAMILTON (1861-1941) DIARIES OF A SOLDIER’S WIFE Part 1 General Sir
Black Lives Matter In preparation for a recent book-signing at the Falcon Hotel in Bude I thought back over my own connection with Cornwall and
A Study About Women’s Lives Completes Watford Social History Trilogy This September a new social history study about women’s lives in Watford appears under Pen
We’re very excited to launch the Ladies of Magna Carta blog tour with a guest post from Sharon Bennett Connolly. We hope you enjoy following
Bloody Mary – Mad, Bad or Neither? Out of the many kings and queens of Britain it always seems to be the “bad” ones that
During the six years I spent on this book I never ceased to enjoy delving into the evidence of lives shaped by early sea voyages.
I decided to present my subject not as a general history but rather as a collection of life stories set in Georgian and Victorian times,
FIVE THINGS YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT THE VICTORIANS BUT ARE ACTUALLY WRONG