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Robin Hood, Robin Hood, riding through the glen ...
Whoah! What an amazing time Ness, Heather and I had 'up north'! Huge thanks to Angela from Fenix Flames for inviting us. Thursday we hit the road early (getting up before the sun), stopping for breakfast and a long chat at a service station. We seem to be becoming incredibly familiar with service stations these days! Then onwards to Mansfield. We stayed in a good old Travelodge ...

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The Empire Writes Back: The First Punic War
by Ben Patterson For the beginning of the next unofficial saga in our story, we’ll be going far, far back, much further back than the Norsemen. Rather than focusing on a chain of events as we did in the Viking story arc, we will instead be focusing on one particular state – the Roman Republic. Most are familiar with the Empire (hopefully through historical research and not the T...

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The Empire Writes Back: 1066 and the arrow
by Ben Patterson Following on from the last instalment: Cnut The Great Our last instalment covered the Danelaw, from its zenith under Cnut the Great to its waning as the reign of Edward the Confessor began in 1042. One would not be remiss to think of this as the end of the Viking Age, but that would come twenty-four years later, in the fateful year of 1066 – the year when the fa...

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The Empire Writes Back: Cnut The Great
by Ben Patterson Following on from the last instalment: The Heathen Army The Danelaw would continue to persist for the next few centuries, suffering waxing and waning at the hands of the Anglo-Saxon lords. Edward the Elder, son of Alfred the Great, led several campaigns into the Danelaw (such as the Midlands and East Anglia) in the early 10th century, and under the later King Ed...

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The Heathen Army by Ben Patterson
Continuing his summer challenge, the next essay from Ben ... The previous essay described, among many other points, the exploratory voyages of the Norsemen, taking them from Iceland to eastern Canada and establishing settlements in all of these regions. There was one other major place upon which the Vikings established themselves, but it was far less exploration and far more con...

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