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2010年7月9日 · 25th November, 2024 in True Crime. Christmas is the cruellest time for murder. But why is it so common at the sweetest moment in the year? Simon Farquhar’s new book, A …
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24th November, 2023 in Biography & Memoir, History, Special Editions. Solving the mystery of the Princes in the Tower. Following seven years of investigation and intelligence gathering, …
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27th August, 2024 in Biography & Memoir, History. How ‘The King’s Loot’ uncovered the murky past of the Windsor Jewellery. The Duchess of Windsor’s notorious jewellery collection was, …
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13th June, 2024 in Archaeology, Local & Family History ‘A Gallery of Sculpture’: Bath Abbey, Bath’s forgotten Georgian tourist attraction. Dr. Oliver Taylor author of the new book Bath …
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1 天前 · 13th June, 2024. Front page for The Princes in the Tower. The Princes in the Tower by the esteemed producer and Ricardian Philippa Langley has made the front cover of the …
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25th November, 2024 in True Crime. Christmas is the cruellest time for murder. But why is it so common at the sweetest moment in the year? Simon Farquhar’s new book, A Deafening …