Happy St Edmund’s Day from all at H&D
The H&D team wishes all readers a Happy St Edmund’s Day, celebrating England’s original patron saint! While St George (who had no historical connection to England) is commonly regarded as Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Anglo-Saxon History
Celebrate St Edmund – the original English Patron Saint
Today – November 20th – is St Edmund’s Day. While St George (who had no historical connection to England) is commonly regarded as our Patron Saint, the original Patron Saint Continue Reading →
Spain maintains ‘blackface’ tradition despite PC ‘outrage’
Later this week a seasonal tradition will be maintained in Spain despite politically correct ‘outrage’. This is the ‘Three Kings’ festival associated with the Christian Feast of Epiphany and the Continue Reading →
First they came for the Confederates – and I did not speak out, because I was not a Confederate…
Virginia’s Democratic Party Governor Ralph Northam (himself from a slave owning family) has finally backed down to the BAME brigade and has instructed Richmond Council to take down the great Continue Reading →
Anglo-Saxon pottery kiln finds unearthed in Staffordshire
Anglo-Saxon pottery kiln finds in Staffordshire suggest the area may have been famous for its pottery far longer than previously thought. DAILY TELEGRAPH, 3Oct09: [Various finds from different time periods Continue Reading →