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2016-03-24
Cromwell forcibly dissolves the Rump Parliament
Mutiny on the
Members of Assassins cult kill Conrad I of Jerusalem
Chernobyl reactor explodes
“Chernobyl makes it harder for people to believe in a safe nuclear future”
Uniformity of thought
Scientists uncover the world’s oldest pyramid… in Bulgaria
As we get set to binge on Easter eggs, serves up their history in bite-sized chunks
A packet of vipers is sent through the post
Decimal delight
SOCIAL MEDIA
“They provide a sense of identity and place in troubled times”
“Henry adored Catherine, who restored to him the youth and vitality he thought he’d lost. There was nothing he would not do for her”
James McCudden
Sir Douglas Haig
William Collins
England bleeds again
Scripting sedition
A war on Catholics
Fear of the Moors
Death before starvation
Brave new world
Pride and prejudice
Original sinners?
A divisive figure
PAPERBACKS
FICTION Sea change
THREE MORE NOVELS ABOUT DISASTER AT SEA
The key of life
Exams past and present
HISTORY EXPLORER The dissolution of the monasteries
“CROMWELL MADE THE EXCEPTIONAL SEEM THE NORM. HE FOUND THE JUICIEST STORIES, THE JUICIEST EXAMPLES OF CORRUPTION”
How did people feast in the Middle Ages? And what food would have been served to the feasters?
Jersey wonders
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