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Fulke Greville, a great Elizabethan

Posted on September 30, 2017 by Sylvia Morris

On 30 September 1628, Fulke Greville died, just days before his 74th birthday. He had lived a remarkable life, that ended dramatically after being stabbed by a servant who supposedly felt cheated after being left out of his master’s will. … Continue reading →

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Shakespeare’s Warwick

Posted on September 19, 2017 by Sylvia Morris

I recently went on a tour of one of Warwick’s most ancient buildings, the Collegiate Church of St Mary. As we were taken round, our guide pointed out memorials that made me wonder about the impact this town and its … Continue reading →

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