Entries from BatesLine linkblog tagged with 'British history'

Romano-Britons: a strange brand of reactionaries

Romano-Britons: a strange brand of reactionaries From Byzantine Ambassador Henry Hopwood-Phillips: "These theories, however, were based on a criminal omission. They missed the fact that the Britons were not crypto, sub or pseudo-Roman but Romani Britanni and conservatively so. Britain...

How can Theresa May survive Brexit? | Standpoint

How can Theresa May survive Brexit? | Standpoint "In 1955, Paul Bloomfield published a book, Uncommon People, which begins: 'An Elizabethan country squire, a gentleman of some local prestige in the north of Leicestershire, married twice and had nine children....

Tuppence over the rope

Tuppence over the rope Vagrancy in old England: If you couldn't afford sixpence for a bed in a doss house, you could sleep sitting up, leaning over a rope, for a mere two pennies. At dawn the ropes would be...

British History Online | The core printed primary and secondary sources for the medieval and modern history of the British Isles

British History Online | The core printed primary and secondary sources for the medieval and modern history of the British Isles...

Understanding old British money - pounds, shillings and pence

Understanding old British money - pounds, shillings and pence "I was born in 1943.  The money used in our village was:- farthing, haypenny, penny, thrupenny bit, sixpence, shilling, two bob bit, half crown, ten bob note, pound note and five...

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