Look beyond the Sky

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Elizabeth Woodville (1437–92), Queen Consort of Edward IV of England

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2015 Ruislip Med Fest-21 by Pete Smith

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At Eglinton, Lord of the Tournament, 1840 by Edward Henry Corbould

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Property, Power and Patriarchy: The Decline of Women's Property Right in England After the Black Death - Medievalists.net

The social and governmental response to the Black Death in England undermined the social strength of women’s property rights and created a late-medieval patriarchal structure qualitatively different from that of the earlier fourteenth century.

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Castle Harlech, Wales  source: x

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Rochester Castle

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‘Marc Hamel’ courtesy of Stephen Moss/Photosm

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Canterbury Cathedral, source: x

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~ Noble Harry ~

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Wakefield Cathedral

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The Noblest of Sports: Falconry in the Middle Ages - Medievalists.net

The Noblest of Sports: Falconry in the Middle Ages By William H. Forsyth The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New Series, Vol. 2, No. 9 (1944) Introduction: “Ah, what great pleasure God our Lord conferred on man when He gave him the sport of dogs and birds … and when He willed that beasts and birds …

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Caerphilly Castle, Wales

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Lincoln Cathedral

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York Minster