Arts & Humanities > European History The legacy of the Battle of Hastings

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In the short run everything has a legacy. But the key thing is: is there still a legacy in our world in the early 21st century?In the case of Hastings I'll warrant that it does.You and I are living evidence of the outcome of a war waged on Senlac Hill in 1066. Why?Check this out:"CASE." "WARRANT." "WAR." "WAGED."Recognise tho... More..

Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Science fiction

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KB felt about for the irritating alarm clock. She found it and managed to bash it. She had very little time to get back to sleep, however, as there was another alarm clock which she had cunningly placed in a closed drawer the night before. She was then forced physically to get out of bed and turn that one off when it started.... More..

Arts & Humanities > European History Mary, Queen of Scots' claim to the English throne

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Hello. I'm going to be talking about heredity here which is quite a complicated subject so if you need to stop and say, "What was that again?" do feel free to go back and re-read it!OK, let's begin by taking our time machine right back to 1016. The King of England is Edmund Ironside. He has come down from a long line of Kings... More..

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