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Tag Archives: England
The Ninth Legion, Hadrian’s Wall and the Division of Britain
It is the year 120 A.D., the Romans are in southern Britain and Hadrian is Emperor in far away Rome. The Romans first came to Britain with Julius Caesar, came back again during the reign of Claudius and now one … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged cllaudius, England, hadrian, hadrian's wall, history, lost legion, roman ninth legion, romanconquest, scotland
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We Might Have Gone to England
A Promise I Didn’t Keep – Carpe diem! We might have gone to England British Air in business class spent Summer time in Westminster placed flowers at the cenotaph. . Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge Cotswolds, Stratford, see King Lear You … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged carpe diem, England, loss, poetry, regret, time, too late, widower
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We Might Have Gone to England
by toritto We might have gone to England British Air in business class spent Summer time in Westminster placed flowers at the cenotaph. Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge Cotswolds, Stratford, see King Lear You wanted so to visit England I … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged carpe diem, England, loss, poetry, regret, time, too late, widower
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The Queen’s Favorite
“Your Majesty! Your Majesty!” Elizabeth awoke from her slumber to hear her Lady in Waiting knocking at the door to her bed chamber. “A messenger from Cumnor Place with urgent news” Elizabeth immediately knew the subject of the news. She knew … Continue reading
Posted in history, short story
Tagged Amy Robsart, Cumnor Place, Elizabeth I, England, history, Lady Essex, Leicesters, Lettice Knollys, Robert Dudley, Spanish Armada, unrequited love
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