The blog is almost back to normal, but something has been missing. So, Fitzg’s Journeys is back! This week she shares a special history most of use don’t know – the biography of Sir Guy of Gisborne.
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I can’t have access to the biography. Could you please tel me how I can do it ? Thanks.
PS : I have send a request access, but with my wrong e-mail adress. The one which i used with the name April73 is the correct one.
Ack! Sorry, try again now.
Eveything is ok now, thanks. 🙂
I can see the Gisborne bio. 🙂
Beautiful work Fitzgeraldus! Could even sense an odor of parchment 🙂
Thanks, Fanny. 🙂 It’s not just the scent of parchment: it’s parchment dust, not stars, that get in your eyes…
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This is a hilarious sendup of this particular genre of late-nineteenth / early-twentieth century historiography. Those guys rarely let facts and sources get in their way, so why should you? Tremendous.
Not sure those monkish chroniclers let facts get in their way, either…
Re-watched Robin and Marian (1976) this week. Some interesting similarities to BBC RH….