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  1. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  2. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  3. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  4. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  5. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  6. The new issue of History Today is in UK stores from today.

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, 15th-century Iceland, and more.

    Find out what else is inside and order it directly from our shop at buff.ly/sJvh2Fi

  7. The new issue of History Today is in UK stores from today.

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, 15th-century Iceland, and more.

    Find out what else is inside and order it directly from our shop at buff.ly/sJvh2Fi

  8. The new issue of History Today is in UK stores from today.

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, 15th-century Iceland, and more.

    Find out what else is inside and order it directly from our shop at buff.ly/sJvh2Fi

  9. The new issue of History Today is in UK stores from today.

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, 15th-century Iceland, and more.

    Find out what else is inside and order it directly from our shop at buff.ly/sJvh2Fi

  10. The new issue of History Today is in UK stores from today.

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, 15th-century Iceland, and more.

    Find out what else is inside and order it directly from our shop at buff.ly/sJvh2Fi

  11. I was Today Years Old when I learned that Charles I was not the last king chucked off the throne of England by parliament

    James II was chucked off by parliament on 23 December 1688 over a concern over the potential for a Catholics vs Protestants civil war

    (I did do Medieval and Early Modern History at university, but the Early Modern history was social history - the lives of every day people, religion etc -, not political history - not monarchs and battles)

    #EarlyModernHistory #JamesII

  12. I was Today Years Old when I learned that Charles I was not the last king chucked off the throne of England by parliament

    James II was chucked off by parliament on 23 December 1688 over a concern over the potential for a Catholics vs Protestants civil war

    (I did do Medieval and Early Modern History at university, but the Early Modern history was social history - the lives of every day people, religion etc -, not political history - not monarchs and battles)

    #EarlyModernHistory #JamesII

  13. I was Today Years Old when I learned that Charles I was not the last king chucked off the throne of England by parliament

    James II was chucked off by parliament on 23 December 1688 over a concern over the potential for a Catholics vs Protestants civil war

    (I did do Medieval and Early Modern History at university, but the Early Modern history was social history - the lives of every day people, religion etc -, not political history - not monarchs and battles)

    #EarlyModernHistory #JamesII

  14. I was Today Years Old when I learned that Charles I was not the last king chucked off the throne of England by parliament

    James II was chucked off by parliament on 23 December 1688 over a concern over the potential for a Catholics vs Protestants civil war

    (I did do Medieval and Early Modern History at university, but the Early Modern history was social history - the lives of every day people, religion etc -, not political history - not monarchs and battles)

    #EarlyModernHistory #JamesII

  15. I was Today Years Old when I learned that Charles I was not the last king chucked off the throne of England by parliament

    James II was chucked off by parliament on 23 December 1688 over a concern over the potential for a Catholics vs Protestants civil war

    (I did do Medieval and Early Modern History at university, but the Early Modern history was social history - the lives of every day people, religion etc -, not political history - not monarchs and battles)

    #EarlyModernHistory #JamesII

  16. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 572 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  17. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 572 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  18. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 572 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  19. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 572 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  20. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 572 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  21. Mons Meg and the Siege of Threave

    A final video from Threave for the moment. Even after the murder of William Douglas, the 8th Earl of Douglas, the Douglas Family had continued to defy James the Second, prompting him to bring the fearsome Mons Meg to Galloway to deal with them.  #history #video #scotland #galloway #Douglas #BlackDouglas #JamesII #GameOfThrones #MonsMeg

    crowkitchentales.wordpress.com

  22. Mons Meg and the Siege of Threave

    A final video from Threave for the moment. Even after the murder of William Douglas, the 8th Earl of Douglas, the Douglas Family had continued to defy James the Second, prompting him to bring the fearsome Mons Meg to Galloway to deal with them.  #history #video #scotland #galloway #Douglas #BlackDouglas #JamesII #GameOfThrones #MonsMeg

    crowkitchentales.wordpress.com

  23. Mons Meg and the Siege of Threave

    A final video from Threave for the moment. Even after the murder of William Douglas, the 8th Earl of Douglas, the Douglas Family had continued to defy James the Second, prompting him to bring the fearsome Mons Meg to Galloway to deal with them.  #history #video #scotland #galloway #Douglas #BlackDouglas #JamesII #GameOfThrones #MonsMeg

    crowkitchentales.wordpress.com

  24. Mons Meg and the Siege of Threave

    A final video from Threave for the moment. Even after the murder of William Douglas, the 8th Earl of Douglas, the Douglas Family had continued to defy James the Second, prompting him to bring the fearsome Mons Meg to Galloway to deal with them.  #history #video #scotland #galloway #Douglas #BlackDouglas #JamesII #GameOfThrones #MonsMeg

    crowkitchentales.wordpress.com

  25. Mons Meg and the Siege of Threave

    A final video from Threave for the moment. Even after the murder of William Douglas, the 8th Earl of Douglas, the Douglas Family had continued to defy James the Second, prompting him to bring the fearsome Mons Meg to Galloway to deal with them.  #history #video #scotland #galloway #Douglas #BlackDouglas #JamesII #GameOfThrones #MonsMeg

    crowkitchentales.wordpress.com

  26. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 571 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  27. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 571 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  28. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 571 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  29. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 571 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  30. On this day in history. King James II murdered the 8th Earl of Douglas in what is now the King's Old Building at Stirling Castle on 22 February 1452, 571 years ago today, after a meeting to discuss loyalties and allegiances went wrong. More pics and info: undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/sti

    #Scotland #StirlingCastle #KingsOldBuilding #JamesII #Murder #OnThisDay #UndiscoveredScotland

  31. Born #OTD 1617, William Sancroft. Sancroft opposed King James II's Declaration of Indulgence; he was imprisoned for seditious libel against James. Sancroft features in our Lords 1660-1715 volumes, available in print. Find out more about the Declaration: ow.ly/6N8o50MlzYa

    @histodon #17thCentury #JamesII #libel

  32. Born #OTD 1617, William Sancroft. Sancroft opposed King James II's Declaration of Indulgence; he was imprisoned for seditious libel against James. Sancroft features in our Lords 1660-1715 volumes, available in print. Find out more about the Declaration: ow.ly/6N8o50MlzYa

    @histodon #17thCentury #JamesII #libel

  33. Born #OTD 1617, William Sancroft. Sancroft opposed King James II's Declaration of Indulgence; he was imprisoned for seditious libel against James. Sancroft features in our Lords 1660-1715 volumes, available in print. Find out more about the Declaration: ow.ly/6N8o50MlzYa

    @histodon #17thCentury #JamesII #libel

  34. Born 1617, William Sancroft. Sancroft opposed King James II's Declaration of Indulgence; he was imprisoned for seditious libel against James. Sancroft features in our Lords 1660-1715 volumes, available in print. Find out more about the Declaration: ow.ly/6N8o50MlzYa

    @histodon

  35. Born #OTD 1617, William Sancroft. Sancroft opposed King James II's Declaration of Indulgence; he was imprisoned for seditious libel against James. Sancroft features in our Lords 1660-1715 volumes, available in print. Find out more about the Declaration: ow.ly/6N8o50MlzYa

    @histodon #17thCentury #JamesII #libel

  36. In December 1688, just before James II fled the country, Edward Griffin was made a peer. But, in the face of James' decision to flee, was Griffin actually allowed to sit in the Lords Chamber? Find out below👇 @GeorgianLords ow.ly/qhil50MoHPM

    @histodons @histodon #JamesII #Peers #HouseOfLords #17thCentury

  37. In December 1688, just before James II fled the country, Edward Griffin was made a peer. But, in the face of James' decision to flee, was Griffin actually allowed to sit in the Lords Chamber? Find out below👇 @GeorgianLords ow.ly/qhil50MoHPM

    @histodons @histodon #JamesII #Peers #HouseOfLords #17thCentury

  38. In December 1688, just before James II fled the country, Edward Griffin was made a peer. But, in the face of James' decision to flee, was Griffin actually allowed to sit in the Lords Chamber? Find out below👇 @GeorgianLords ow.ly/qhil50MoHPM

    @histodons @histodon #JamesII #Peers #HouseOfLords #17thCentury

  39. In December 1688, just before James II fled the country, Edward Griffin was made a peer. But, in the face of James' decision to flee, was Griffin actually allowed to sit in the Lords Chamber? Find out below👇 @GeorgianLords ow.ly/qhil50MoHPM

    @histodons @histodon