The BHP is a chronological retelling of the history of Britain with a particular focus upon the live
You’ve probably heard the phrase “it takes money to make money,” and while usually the person tellin
We’ve been spending a lot of time with Rufus and Robert. And that was the way things were back in th
It’s one of the most famous landmarks in the world. The White Tower, or more recently, the Tower of
With Count Henry and Robert of Belleme imprisoned under his tender care, Bishop Odo had free rein to
The last two episodes have been focused on how King William Rufus handled the aftermath of the rebel
William the Conqueror had not set his sons up for success, and at the heart of it was land. Obviousl
I’ve gotta be honest, some of these spells seem a bit rude. The post Medieval Magic Sample: Shout at
William Rufus’ first year as King had probably not gone down as he hoped. And as Bishop Odo and his
Got a jealousy problem and a spare leek? Boy, do we ever have a cure for you. The post Medieval Magi
Word of Rufus’ army, and the destruction of the rebel forces at Tunbridge, had no doubt reached Peve
It was Easter of 1088. This was, typically, a time when the most powerful figures of England would
Primogeniture, the practice of handing all wealth and power from father to the eldest son, had done
We’re joining the Sisterhood of the Travelling Uterus for this one. The post Medieval Medicine Sampl
Somewhere around the time William the First was bursting out of his tomb like roasted chestnut and
You know, I almost titled the last episode “The Gang Goes To A Funeral” but the trouble was that th
It was early September of 1087, and for weeks…nearly two months, in fact… people had been discussing
Strap yourselves in. These kids are something else. The post 449 – Chapter Ten: The Boys first appea
The story of William and the conquest has been a long road, and I’ve heard from some of you that thi
If the last few episodes have seemed a little confusing, then you’re hearing them right. Europe at t
When we left off, things were looking pretty bad for William and William’s hope of a legacy. Maine w