The BHP is a chronological retelling of the history of Britain with a particular focus upon the live
If I could interview one figure from this period, I think it would be Queen Edith. That woman had a
Godwin was dead, and now Harold Godwinson found himself leading the family. Befitting this new role,
Earl Godwin and his family were back, baby. Well, mostly. The post 370 – Breaking Bread first appe
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When you come at the King, you best not miss… and now the Godwins had the King of France and the Hol
“O happy earl, in bairns and forebears blessedSiring four guarantors of England’s peace.First, Edith
Swegn Godwinson was exiled….again. Only this time it was for life. As that judgment came down, the G
The summer of 1051 must have felt like some sort of nightmare. A French aristocrat rode into Dover,
In 1050, Thorrfinn the Jarl of Orkney went to Rome. And no trip to Rome is complete without a visit
Complex societies are able to do incredible things. By having an interconnected civilization, with
Piece by piece, the board was being set for a comeback. The Godwin family had been thrown from power
History is just the story of humans across time. Therefore, like humanity, history is varied, it’s e
King Edward came to England with a political migraine. The post 361 – W A Poet first appeared on The
In 1040, while England was dealing with the chaos of Harthacnut’s reign and the threat of yet anothe
In 1040, England once again had a new King. But England was finding Harthacnut a tough pill to swall
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Today’s story starts in 1039. It’s a big year, and a lot has happened to get us here. So let’s recap
The early 11th century was an unlikely time of heroes. By heroes I unfortunately don’t mean people o
Here is the story of Macbeth. If you have just tuned into this episode because of the title, know th
As we have been covering the Dark Ages, we have been at the mercy of the scribes. If they don’t writ