Plantagenett history is always better than any work of fiction. I love your all's analysis of it. The two brothers on opposite sides during the Richard III and Henry the 7th show down has always been one of my favorite nuggets. Keep up the great work guys.
Love the end of the Wars of the Roses, my favourite history though is Japan, France & Scotland. But I only want to tackle them once we're well into the Plantagenet. I'm planning an article on Mathilde, and her reign.
Glad you liked this podcast Jessica, always love sharing history with people.
Japan is awesome. France and Scotland go hand in hand. I will agree with you on the Catholic interest in England and truly they only seem to really make an effort with the last Plantagents and Elizabeth 1 and France and Scotland were in the mix a bit there due to Mary. Burley and Walsingham were fascinating imo. Can't wait to see what you do on Japan.
I'm planning to trace the history from the earlier Imperial period to the Fujiwara and then through the Samurai era through that era (1000 years of history).
Plantagenett history is always better than any work of fiction. I love your all's analysis of it. The two brothers on opposite sides during the Richard III and Henry the 7th show down has always been one of my favorite nuggets. Keep up the great work guys.
Love the end of the Wars of the Roses, my favourite history though is Japan, France & Scotland. But I only want to tackle them once we're well into the Plantagenet. I'm planning an article on Mathilde, and her reign.
Glad you liked this podcast Jessica, always love sharing history with people.
Japan is awesome. France and Scotland go hand in hand. I will agree with you on the Catholic interest in England and truly they only seem to really make an effort with the last Plantagents and Elizabeth 1 and France and Scotland were in the mix a bit there due to Mary. Burley and Walsingham were fascinating imo. Can't wait to see what you do on Japan.
I'm planning to trace the history from the earlier Imperial period to the Fujiwara and then through the Samurai era through that era (1000 years of history).
As to France & Scotland yes they do.
I'm excited about your plans with Japan.