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I was born in a little-known corner of England where my ancestors were a hearty blend of famine-fleeing Irishmen and sailor-killing smugglers. From a young age, some of my teachers remarked that I had ‘’an unusual obsession with macabre history and showed little to no interest in the schoolwork provided for me.’’ Well, if only they could see me now! For the past decade, I’ve been running this self-styled British empire in my own corner of the internet that has earned a beloved following of people who range from mildly curious and eccentric to the downright weird, and I love all of them equally.
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From Border Force TV to Reality: Why Remigration is Inevitable

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There was a time, not so long ago, when Britons would sit in their living rooms, cups of tea in hand, watching as immigration officers raided illegal work sites and deported foreign...

6 Unmissable Medieval Games Set In England 

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The Middle Ages are a fascinating period, filled with scheming, treachery, inquisitions, heretics, wars, forbidden romances, and much, much more. It’s naturally an era ripe for exploration, particularly in the world of...

Pray As Hard As You Train: A Russet-Coated Look at the New Model Army

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The Parliamentarians who ruled England from 1653 until 1660 implemented many hitherto unforeseen changes in the island nation. They abandoned the concept of absolute monarchy (unthinkable at the time), instituted parliamentarian rule,...

Why Britain Must Never Apologise for Its Past

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For too long, Britain has been shackled by the guilt industry. The leftist elite, globalist institutions, and self-hating academics have turned history into a weapon, twisting our nation’s past into something shameful.  They...

Britain’s Women Warriors Who Weren’t Shy ABout Shedding Blood

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Let’s face it – Britain has a reputation when it comes to fierce women warriors. About 95% of that reputation goes (whether deservedly or not) to Boudicca – or Boadicea to her...

An Englishman in Lom, Bulgaria: If These Waters Could Talk

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I’ve always been drawn towards small towns with three-letter names because, although they might sound somewhat shit, they tend to be full of surprises. Lom, a Bulgarian town straddling the banks of...

Medieval Words, Slang & Phrases We Still Use In Britain Today 

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Linguistically speaking, the Middle Ages don’t seem like they’d be all that different from the way we speak today. After all, Shakespeare is perfectly comprehensible, right?  To that, we have a couple of...

The World Turned Upside Down: 7 Harrowing English Civil War Facts

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The English Civil War was, as might have been pointed out once or twice in the past 400 years, kind of a drag. There was a whole bunch of fighting and looting...
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I was born in a little-known corner of England where my ancestors were a hearty blend of famine-fleeing Irishmen and sailor-killing smugglers. From a young age, some of my teachers remarked that I had ‘’an unusual obsession with macabre history and showed little to no interest in the schoolwork provided for me.’’ Well, if only they could see me now! For the past decade, I’ve been running this self-styled British empire in my own corner of the internet that has earned a beloved following of people who range from mildly curious and eccentric to the downright weird, and I love all of them equally.
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