Tower of London

Writing About a Religion Not Your Own

Historical fiction & non-fiction author Patricia Bernstein on the importance of respect, nuance and extensive research when writing outside your scope of religious reference....

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Mar 28, 2023 0

Honoring Women's History Month -- Three Heroines and One Villain Part 3

Honoring Women's History Month -- Three Heroines and One Villain. Rebellion, treason and daring bravery featured in A Noble Cunning....

A Noble Cunning Awards British History British Monarchy Historical Fiction Historical Figures Jacobite Rebellion James Frances Edward Stuart, the Chevalier King James Stuart II of England, Ireland & Scotland Powerful Women Religion Religious Freedom Tower of London Women's History

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Feb 13, 2023 0

The Tragic Tale of A Young Earl Who Became the Hero of A Forlorn Ballad

Tower of London: Tragic Tale and Ballad of Young Earl ...

British History British Monarchy Historical Figures Jacobite Rebellion James Frances Edward Stuart, the Chevalier King George I King James Stuart II of England, Ireland & Scotland Queen Anne Religion Religious Freedom Tower of London

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Jan 19, 2023 0

Religious Freedom Could Have Been Established in England as Early as 1688

The Glentaggart family in A Noble Cunning suffers from anti-Catholic religious persecution, which lasted for over 200 years in Britain. But the persecution of that family and thousands of other British Catholics could have ended long before it did, if King James II had had his way!...

British History British Monarchy Historical Figures Jacobite Rebellion King James Stuart II of England, Ireland & Scotland Queen Mary I, Bloody Mary Religious Freedom Tower of London William of Orange