Check out my post … the ghost of Great War poet Wilfred Owen opens up on the pity of war and if it really is sweet and noble to die for one’s country
Check out my new post … Great War poet Wilfred Owen opens up on the pity of war and if it really is sweet and noble to die for one’s country
This too is AUSTRALIA - home of my Substack and source of my inspiration.
You don’t shake hands with this guy…! Let’s see YOU stand barefoot on a barbed-wire fence.
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#OTD in 1547 Edward VI was crowned King of England and Ireland at Westminster Abbey. He would reign for just six years before dying aged fifteen, probably of tuberculosis.
It is difficult to assess the character of one who died so young, and exercised little control over events. David Starkey has described Edward as cold-blooded and prec…
Second entry into the Medieval Losers series, this time on Æthelwold of Wessex, the forgotten nephew of Alfred the Great. Give it a read, especially if you are a Last Kingdom fan.