| History Programmes: colour, taste and texture... 4 days ago by petermorwood ...but not much more. A bit like candy-floss or cotton-candy – there's not much substance and I wouldn't like to over-indulge. Britain’s Real Monarch is an example. It's been on before, but last night was the first time I've actually watched it with any care. After it was over, I realized why... The ... petermorwood - petermorwood.livejournal.com ·  18 references |
| The Shakespeare Centre in Australia offers workshops for students and educators 4 days ago by Claire posted by Claire November 4, 2009 The Shakespeare Centre, founded in 2009 to replace the closure of The Shakespeare Globe Centre of Australia, will be offering multiple workshops for students and teachers during the first six months of 2010. Included in the line-up are student workshops on Macbeth a ... The Shakespeare Post - shakespearepost.com · Rank: 30,054 · 12 references |
| The Tudor Rose by Margaret Campbell Barnes 4 days ago by Marg One woman holds the key to England's most glorious empire Elizabeth of York, the only living descendant of Edward IV, possesses the most precious thing in all of England - a legitimate claim to the crown. Two princes meet to determine a country's destiny: whoever wins will take Britain's most rightf ... Historical Tapestry - historicaltapestry.blogspot.com · Rank: 21,926 · 64 references |
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