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Jules Frusher Author Historian Blogger

Jules Frusher Author Historian Blogger

Prisons of Edward II’s London: Part One: The West

Here begins a three-part series detailing the prisons that existed in the London (and close surrounds) of Edward II’s London. It starts…

Aug 28

Prisons of Edward II’s London: Part One: The West

Aug 28

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Pottage

An Everyday Meal

Jul 25

Jul 25

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Medieval Lent and the Barnacle Goose Tree

Lent then, like now, is a period of approximately 40 days, starting on Ash Wednesday and ending at Easter. (I shall talk in the past tense…

Mar 24

Medieval Lent and the Barnacle Goose Tree

Mar 24

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A Rather Unusual Saint

St. Uncumber: The Patron Saint of Freedom from Unwanted Spouses

Mar 3

A Rather Unusual Saint

Mar 3

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‘He Ran Into My Fist, M’Lud!”

Hugh Despenser the Younger Commits ABH

Feb 26

‘He Ran Into My Fist, M’Lud!”

Feb 26

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How People in the 14th Century Observed Lent (hint: there was an awful lot of fish involved!)

Lent then, like now, is a period of approximately 40 days, starting on Ash Wednesday and ending at Easter. (I shall talk in the past tense…

Mar 6, 2022

How People in the 14th Century Observed Lent (hint: there was an awful lot of fish involved!)

Mar 6, 2022

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Who Was Hugh Despenser the Younger? — In a (very large) Nutshell

The Early Years

Feb 24, 2022

Who Was Hugh Despenser the Younger? — In a (very large) Nutshell

Feb 24, 2022

Jules Frusher Author Historian Blogger

Jules Frusher Author Historian Blogger

I write about medieval history, writing, and occasionally other things that interest me too

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