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Two Trees Entwined
Henry’s sons are rebelling in France. It is the year 1173, which began on a Monday and will see fighting from Scotland to Brittany. The land will watch man tearing himself to pieces, destroying much of what has been built. … Continue reading
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Tagged Eleanor of Aquitaine, Fair Rosamund, Godstow Abbey, Henry II, History, Robert Southey, Thomas Delone, Writing
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