Catherine Hanley

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    • Arming a knight in the 15th century
    • Arming a knight in the 13th century
    • A visit to Guédelon
    • Time in the thirteenth century
    • Village Life in the 13th Century
    • King Louis of England?
    • Nicola de la Haye
    • Archery in the thirteenth century
    • The Battle of Lincoln 1217
    • The Maciejowski Bible
    • Conisbrough Castle
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Gloucester History Festival

I’ll be speaking about Matilda at Gloucester History Festival on 16 September. Get your tickets while they’re hot!
https://gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk/events/matilda-empress-queen-warrior/

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Doctor of Medieval Studies, specialising in C12-13th warfare. Author, editor, grammar pedant, cricket tragic, knitter, parent. May tweet about any of these!

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CathHanleyDr Catherine Hanley@CathHanley·
24 Nov

Sounds like an awful tragedy in the Channel. I have not yet heard/seen a single news bulletin refer to the people who have drowned as "people" - only the M-word

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CathHanleyDr Catherine Hanley@CathHanley·
24 Nov

I cannot pronounce this word, but I certainly approve of the concept ...

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