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Mar 28 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....

Jan 19 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 Monarchy historical fiction Religious Freedom Tower of London Famous Prisoners

A Noble Cunning Catholic Church Church of England Declaration for Liberty of Conscience Declaration of Indulgence Guy Fawkes historical fiction King Charles King James II Priest Holes Protestants Quaker William Penn Queen Elizabeth I Queen Mary I Bloody Mary Religious Freedom The Spanish Inquisition tower of london Whig Party William of Orange

Nov 3, 2022 0

Famous Prisoners in the Tower of London: Thomas Cranmer

Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Cranmer was a primary force in the establishment of the Protestant faith in England whose life ended tragically, burned at the stake by Queen Mary I (“Bloody Mary”)....

British Monarchy historical fiction Tower of London Famous Prisoners

Anne Boleyn Archbishop of Canterbury Catholic Church Church of England Henry VIII Queen Elizabeth I Queen Mary I Bloody Mary Thomas Cranmer tower of london