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This is a quick update for my blog followers (or any other interested visitors) who are accustomed to seeing more frequent posts from me. The posts will be a little less frequent for a few months. I a… more →
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So Rasta, Tell Me; “Are You A Mason(Freemason)" part 3
wrote 2 days ago: Greetings in the name of His & Her Imperial Majesties Qedamawi Haile Sellasie I & Itege Mene … more →
Vauchez, "Francis of Assisi: The Life and Afterlife of a Medieval Saint"
wrote 5 days ago: Francis of Assisi is (by saintly standards) much in the news of late. It is therefore lucky that wha … more →
Luebeck
wrote 6 days ago: This past weekend I was back in Luebeck and managed to take some new pictures of some of the sculptu … more →
Medieval Brass Key and Door Knocker
wrote 1 week ago: Some dirt is good, especially when it is the accumulated grime from ages and ages of use. The textur … more →
Nora's Birthday
wrote 3 weeks ago: I love birthdays. To me it’s a celebration of the uniqueness of the individual. Over the billi … more →
Limewash
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wrote 3 weeks ago: In the past couple of months I have been doing research about Linde Church on Gotland. I have known … more →
Tales of Robin Hood - The History Around an Outlaw
wrote 1 month ago: Whether or not Robin Hood, the legendary outlaw of English folklore ever really ever existed…i … more →
A Quick Note
wrote 1 month ago: This is a quick update for my blog followers (or any other interested visitors) who are accustomed t … more →
Some thoughts on Food in Medieval England.
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wrote 2 months ago: The Medieval period in Britain was a time of much unrest especially during The War of the Roses in l … more →
Post “Third Crusade” 820th Anniversary Series: Saladin Passes Away
wrote 2 months ago: (This is the final bonus post following the series of 820th anniversary highlights of what history n … more →
Post “Third Crusade” 820th Anniversary Series: “But for the Lack of a Cloak”
wrote 2 months ago: (This is another bonus post following the series of 820th anniversary highlights of what history now … more →
Book Commentary/Review – THE BURNING CANDLE by Lisa Yarde
wrote 3 months ago: The Burning Candle by Lisa Yarde is a compelling historical novel recreating the life of Isabel de V … more →
Book Commentary/Review – THE CONTESSA'S VENDETTA by Mirella Patzer
wrote 3 months ago: The Contessa’s Vendetta by Mirella Sichirollo Patzer is a well-crafted story of love-betrayed, reven … more →
Migrants From The Castle Would Be The Ninth Medieval Period The Welsh.
wrote 3 months ago: Quality of human bones that it gained. Cholera soon spread and attempt … more →
Mystery Millinery
wrote 3 months ago: By far the most fascinating story to be covered at today’s inaugural festivities involves the … more →
2013 – What I’ll Be Offering This Year at this Blog
wrote 4 months ago: 2012 was a year of many posts here at CreativeEccentric, living up to the impulsive name I gave to m … more →
Post “Third Crusade” 820th Anniversary Series: The First Christmas After the End of the “Third Crusade” for Richard the Lionheart and Saladin
wrote 4 months ago: (This is a bonus post following the series of 820th anniversary highlights of what history now calls … more →
Leeson on The Law and Economics of Monastic Malediction
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wrote 7 months ago: Peter T. Leeson (George Mason U.) has posted “God Damn”: The Law and Economics of Monastic Maledicti … more →
Makowski, “English Nuns and the Law in the Middle Ages Cloistered Nuns and Their Lawyers, 1293-1540”
wrote 7 months ago: This November, Boydell & Brewer will publish English Nuns and the Law in the Middle Ages Cloist … more →
