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London, 1641
Mass protests are gaining traction across the City of London. Undeterred, King Charles insists on pushing forward with the Church reforms initiated by his recently imprisoned Archbishop of Canterbury, William Laud.
Three Families is the first book in The Merchants of London series. The storyline continues into book 2 and beyond…
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How the world of King Charles I isn't so very different to Charles III...
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My latest book is now available. There are so many similarities between then and now it's quite frightening!
Three Families: A Historical Family Saga set during the build-up to the English Civil War
(The Merchants of London Book 1)
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When we talk about the events that led up to the start of the English Civil War, it's no surprise to see it was down to:
1) Religion: Catholic vs Protestant
2) Politics: King Charles I vs Parliament
3) Money: Increasing Taxes
Tensions had been rising for many years before the country was plunged into war, so lets take a deeper look...
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Three Families. Book 1 in The Merchants on London is now available.
Three families of shared lineage.
A city on the verge of war.
Can the bonds that have held them together for over a
hundred years stay strong when threatened by the ultimate fight between King Charles I and Parliament?
Three Families: Book 1 of The Merchants of London
Coming soon…
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Three families of shared lineage.
A city on the verge of war.
Can the bonds that have held them together for over a
hundred years stay strong when threatened by the ultimate fight between King Charles I and Parliament?
Three Families: Book 1 of The Merchants of London
Coming soon…
readerlinks.com/l/5535160
The City of London has been the financial and commercial heart of England for centuries.
Unlike other English towns, it was/is not governed directly by the Crown. Instead, it had a highly developed system of civic self-government rooted in medieval charters, corporate privilege, and the wealth of its merchant elite.
Even by the 1640s its government was both politically influential and administratively sophisticated.
During the turbulent years of the English Civil War, these offices became especially significant because whoever controlled the City, controlled money, manpower, and political legitimacy...
To learn more: valmcbeath.com/the-17th-cent…
At a time when King Charles was on the throne...
When religious tensions and taxes were rising...
And the relationship between the King and Parliament was at breaking point...
England was plunged into Civil War...
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Take a look at this selection of historical fiction:
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Apparently Two-thirds of motorists agree that reducing motorway speed limit to 60 miles per hour is a good thing in order to save fuel.
I don’t know who these people they are supposed to be polling because if I were to be asked I would definitely not agree.
Does anyone else think that reducing the speed will make no difference?
I wouldn’t put it past them that the reason they want to do this is a way of catching out more people for speeding.
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There are unfortunately meningitis cases every year
So why this hysteria and media frenzy
Take a step back in time with these historical reads!
I have teamed up with a group of wonderful authors to bring you a selection of historical novels.
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Listening to Tim Davies shite statement this morning and praising the BBC propaganda Journalists, makes me think that President Trump won’t be receiving an apology by the BBC, and for them to retract false and defamatory statements made about him in a Panorama documentary, or they face a billion-dollar lawsuit. Especially by this Friday.
Davie said this morning…"The BBC is going to be thriving and I support everyone on the team,"
What Davie meant to say was…”The BBC is going down the shitter, we cannot stop what is coming for us, it’s probably the last you’ll see of me for a while, apart from standing in a court room getting sued into oblivion”.
The BBC bosses are deluded, Trump is about to go scorched Earth on them.
Ending soon...!
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Today when you see something online that makes you angry and hateful, remember it is a psyop.
Remain calm and composed, don't lose your mind.
That's what they want.
Everything online is theatre, distraction, deception designed to make us divided, hateful and angry.
Love is the answer, be the Light.
We all have far more in common with each other than any billionaire or banker.
Love
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